The phrase "a new camera that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a specific feature or characteristic of a new camera in a sentence.
Example: "I just bought a new camera that has an incredible zoom feature."
Alternatives: "a new camera which" or "a new camera with".
"Now, I not only have a camera but a new camera that belongs to a great artist.
And he could download it onto his computer and send it to his friends.Fourteen years on, you would struggle to buy a new camera that uses film.
During that visit, astronauts will also install a new camera that can see in infrared and ultraviolet wavelengths and will be able to perform some of ACS's work.
If you've already got an investment in a previous format, you may want to look for a new camera that can accept what you already have.
"The likelihood of a small company making a new camera that could follow the footsteps of GoPro is slim," he said.
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station have a new camera that gives incredible hi-def clarity to the videos they shoot.
HTC's new Desire Eye is a brand new camera that includes two 13 megapixel cameras, with the same capabilities front and back.
That, at least, is what NASA researchers did when designing a powerful new camera that will capture the faintest features in the galaxy.
This is a review of two new cameras that have had camera aficionados' palms sweating for months: the Canon PowerShot S90 ($412) and the Panasonic Lumix GF1 ($870).
In January, the Milford Camera Shop, a 50-year-old business just around the corner from the diner, closed because, Mr. Gregory said, of competition from a new camera shop that opened across the street.
The producers are saving money by shooting on video, although the director of photography, Cliff Charles, is using a new camera model that gives video some of the depth of field and texture of film.
