The phrase "ability of the camera" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the features or capabilities of a camera, particularly in photography or videography contexts.
Example: "The ability of the camera to capture high-resolution images in low light is impressive."
Alternatives: "camera capabilities" or "camera features".
Dr. de Pater, a Dutch astronomer on the faculty of the University of California at Berkeley, said the spot appearing after the impact had rapidly brightened to "truly remarkable levels". Its brightness exceeded the ability of the camera used to record it, overexposing the image of the fireball.
What really makes Matterport's tech impressive is the ability of the camera to recognize its own location within a space given the visual context of earlier photographs.
I believe the technology is essentially a major improvement in the ability of the camera to handle JPEG data, allowing it to, in camera mode, essentially take a continuous motion JPEG, recycle it through the cache, and then save just the frame during which you depress the capture button.
While more contemporary artists like Cindy Sherman and Jeff Wall are often the first cited in the dialogue surrounding staged photographs, "Grand Illusions" reveals that the earliest photographers in the game were well aware of the uncanny ability of the camera to frame illusion as truth and vice versa.
The inspection is especially important on this mission because the night launching reduced the ability of the cameras to detect debris.
"People's Park" is hardly the only film to take advantage of the newfound ability of the digital camera, further abetted by large memory cards and external battery packs, to record for hours at a time.
These include (a) nodes smaller than 1 cm may be beyond the ability of the PET camera to detect the tracer activity; (b) tumours with low FDG metabolism (e.g. bronchoalveolar cell carcinoma, prostrate carcinoma, low grade lymphoma) can lead to false-negative results; (c) inflammatory processes may cause false-positive findings.
These things are rendered in tack-sharp focus through the ability of special camera lenses to focus incredibly close.
SIGGRAPH 2007 The ability of a camera to record a high dynamic range image, whether by taking one snapshot or a sequence, is limited by the presence of veiling glare - the tendency of bright objects in the scene to reduce the contrast everywhere within the field of view.
The lack of ability to move the camera around perplexed me for a good while, as trying to get a better view I would instinctively prod the second analogue stick, expecting it to rotate the camera angle and instead having my under-powered animal inexplicably jump from the safety of cover into the path of a marauding wolf.
In comparison, the falling sales of stand-alone cameras have hampered the ability of camera companies to innovate and spend on core technologies.
