The phrase "accompanying camera" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a camera that is present alongside something else, often in the context of photography or videography.
Example: "The documentary featured stunning visuals captured by the accompanying camera, which followed the subjects throughout their journey."
Alternatives: "supporting camera" or "attached camera".
South Koreans — who watched her climb because it was broadcast live by an accompanying camera team — hailed her as a national hero.
But its flash tube did so repeatedly and quickly in a series of bursts of very short duration, allowing an accompanying camera or human eye to capture very fast motions.
If Mrs New is smart she will approach from downwind and crouch in the long grass at the entrance to our cul-de-sac, observing our son with a long lens and offering a whispered commentary to the accompanying camera crew.
To its credit, Great Ormond Street avoided the sentimentality and emotive cliches that tend to accompany camera crews to children's wards.
As the cameraman, Richard Butler, was swapping out a battery, Egyptian colleagues who were accompanying the camera crew heard men nearby talking about wanting to take Ms. Logan's pants off.
Thru You Too's track Give It Up – its melody originally written and performed a cappella – matched Montgomery's gritty, soulful voice (and the accompanying phone camera footage) to an arrangement featuring a youthful saxophonist, a balding guitarist, a bespectacled drummer, and a six-year-old pianist (Alma Deutscher, now recognised as a child prodigy).
In fairness, the select committee generally resisted the sort of grandstanding that tends to accompany TV camera coverage.
Her videos document her brief, disconcerting encounters with nerdy single men she meets on the street and often accompanies, video camera in hand, to their homes.
Enlighted is still figuring out how to maximize the utility of this "alien eye," the ability to monitor movement through heat without the privacy issues that accompany a camera.
MLK's tactics in Selma would not have succeeded had he not been accompanied by camera crews ready to broadcast images of racist savagery to outraged Northern white liberals.
