Sentence examples for a problem with the camera from inspiring English sources

Analysis ruled out a problem with the camera.

Analysis on Thursday ruled out a problem with the camera, and the prime suspect for the error is a problem with the rover's gyroscopes.

Asked if it bothered them to work with an Israeli organization for the videos, all said no. "I don't have a problem with the source of the cameras," said Mazen Naim, 23, one of the videographers.

The surgeon was sophisticated about technology and would not "have any problem with the cameras".

He's got a real heavy British accent, and, um, he, um, he's very technical, as I'm sure he's not gonna have any problem with the cameras.

It started off simple enough, she knew I was into photography and she suspected a problem with her camera and asked me to take it for a while and see if I could find anything wrong.

"The shoulder could be a problem with camera work, but I'm most interested in editing".

So there's a problem with camera bags.

Adequate shutter speed (this is rarely a problem with an adjustable camera; speeds over 1/500 second are more for using wide apertures in daylight for small depth of field; high flash-sync speeds are mostly for using fill-flash of modest power in daylight by limiting the amount of ambient light against which the very fast electric flash must balance).

The camera coped particularly well in low-light which is often a problem with cheaper cameras and smartphone cameras; I took it to a nightclub and, somewhat embarrassingly, every photo was clear enough for me to relive the memories the morning after.

"I don't have a problem with cameras as long as they are public," Ms. Buffington said.