The phrase "a simple camera that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a camera that has specific features or functions.
Example: "I bought a simple camera that is easy to use for beginners."
Alternatives: "an uncomplicated camera which" or "a basic camera that".
Visualiser A simple camera that projects on to your screen in real time – essentially the modern version of an overhead projector, but with infinitely more possibilities and less of those acetate sheets.
Founded by former Xobni engineers Greg Duffy and Amir Virani, Dropcam, which we reviewed here, is a simple camera that users can set up in their home or place of business to dkeep a watchful eye on what they care about.
Image-recognition software that can read activity from a simple camera feed and categorize objects that pass by as pedestrians, bicycles, cars, and so forth is becoming readily available.
Intel plans to introduce a simple digital camera that will sell for $149.95.
Elaborate Light Sculptures Made From A Simple Camera Trick.
"We have developed a simple long-range camera that is displayed in a monitor that I use to drive the car the first 700 feet with," Mr. Case wrote.
Australian engineers Dr. Prashan Premaratne and Quang Nguyen have created a controller with a built-in camera that recognizes simple hand gestures to turn the TV on or off and to change channels.
For example, Mr. Hoover said, it is possible to purchase a simple no-frills video camera that can be plugged into a VCR or television set for less than $50.
"I don't think consumers want a 360 camera, I think consumers want a camera that makes it so simple and essentially automatic to capture and share themselves in exciting ways, and I think in the future that will be a 360 camera," he said.
Our shared vision was an easy-to-use, simple video camera that empowered people to share their lives.
It was back in the early years of the decade, too, that Sony's London studio was experimenting with the motion capture technology that would in 2003 become its EyeToy peripheral, a camera that could track simple player movements and translate them into onscreen action.
