Sentence examples for a versatile camera from inspiring English sources

Tsai, R. A versatile camera calibration technique for high-accuracy 3d machine vision metrology using off-the-shelf tv cameras and lenses.

Tulip, a cute little gumdrop-shaped baby monitor from Snugb is outfitted with a versatile camera that gathers data on room temperature, humidity and air quality around your baby's crib.

SECAUCUS, NJ (July 21 , 2010 – Panasonic today introduced the new LUMIX DMC-TS10 digital camera, the latest addition to the company's TS-Series of rugged models, ideal for active users wanting a versatile camera for outdoor use.

Last week, GoPro took myself and a bunch of other tech journalists on a trip around San Francisco to try out the Hero4 models in a variety of situations in which a durable, versatile camera lets you capture footage that might be tricky to grab otherwise.

It should prove ideal for those who want a compact, versatile camera that can be easily carried around in a coat or jacket pocket.

The Powershot A1400 is a 16-megapixel portable shooter with an optical viewfinder, powered by AA batteries and also boasting ECO mode, which makes it a uniquely versatile camera for the frequent traveler.

By today's standards, the Speed Graphic may look outdated, but in fact it is still a versatile, reliable camera for use in the field.

A new Kickstarter project called Tooga Gear based out of LA wants to provide a versatile, durable camera mounting solution for capturing tricky shots in a modular package that can support DSLRs, GoPros and other action cams, and even smartphones, all in a package that can fit in a small sling bag.

This is easily the most versatile camera on the market, and $350 is a price I'd pay myself for these capabilities.

Claiming to make the "world's most versatile camera," it would be strange if GoPro didn't have a kickass Instagram account.

He is noted for his versatile camera work and for his fragmented narrative style, which contribute to his bleak depiction of human loneliness, vulnerability, and torment.