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The phrase "abc camera" is correct and usable in written English, assuming "abc" is a placeholder for a specific brand or type of camera.
You can use it when referring to a camera with the name or model "abc" in contexts such as product descriptions, reviews, or discussions about photography equipment.
Example: "I just bought the abc camera, and I'm excited to test its features during my next photoshoot."
Alternatives: "abc brand camera" or "abc model camera".
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He emphasized that the ABC camera crew had more time with Mr. Sheen than NBC had.
The police couldn't figure out anything – the knives and the bloody clothes were found by an ABC camera crew.
Initially, the ABC camera zoomed in on Carson, as if trying to lure him out of his hiding place.
One day after she left the Manhattan jail where her husband has been held, an ABC camera crew asked her what her message was to the victims.
As Mr. Brizard left the conference room, an ABC camera crew met him for an interview and by 2 p.m., he was in Bronzeville, talking with the editorial board of The Chicago Defender.
Rather's correspondent, Bob Schieffer, said in his subsequent package that a Canadian TV crew had its car kicked and rocked, and an ABC camera team's car was smashed with stones.
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WRONG ANGLE BY ABC ABC's camera work of Drosselmeyer's upset win was a mess, sometimes requiring binoculars to distinguish one horse from another.
ABC; Colombia vs. Uruguay, 12 30 p.m. ABC.
"This company will be in a great position to take advantage of that".Lights, camera, implementAs, presumably, should Disney-ABC be, but for the difficulty of making the thing work.
Police also confiscated the cameras of an ABC-TV crew.
When ESPN/ABC experiment with camera angles, it makes me want to experiment with throwing my TV against the wall.
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