The phrase "access to your camera" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the permission or ability to use someone's camera, typically in the context of applications or websites.
Example: "This app requires access to your camera to take photos and videos."
Alternatives: "permission to use your camera" or "ability to access your camera."
This is the power of apps that have access to your camera and microphone.
Giving easy access to your camera, the design avoids electromagnetic interference with the GPS/Compass function of both cameras.
The bottom pocket unzips to open very wide to allow access to your camera and lenses, and upper pocket unzips and gives you free access to a organizer, as well as mesh pockets for filters and other small items.
It does double duty as regular backpack and carries lunch, clothing layers, other gear, whatever it is you'd have while traveling, makes for a perfect airline carry-on and can hold your reading material and other inflight needs, plus offers super easy reach around access to your camera, so unlike most a packs, you don't have to keep taking it on and off.
After giving Cloud Photos access to your Camera Roll and Dropbox account upon first launch, it creates a "Photos" folder in Dropbox to save your uploads, but you can choose to save to another folder by tapping a button on the app's camera view.
With the Petcube mobile app, you can also share access to your camera so your friends can interact with your pets too.
The app will require access to your phone camera and then you'll be able to add your photos.
On the other hand, Terry Halsch, president of a security consulting firm based in St .Paul called CitizenObserver, offers a counterintuitive scheme for security: make access to your outdoor cameras completely open, allowing anyone to look at what's happening on your street, to create a kind of global neighborhood watch.
This same settings dialog also allows you to block sites from asking about getting access to your device's camera, microphone and location.
Data from device settings: information you allow us to receive through device settings you turn on, such as access to your GPS location, camera or photos.
As Google notes, the webcam-driven interface was "made possible using the getUserMedia feature of WebRTC, a technology supported by modern browsers that, with your permission, gives web pages access to your computer's camera and microphone without installing any additional software".
