The phrase "add in camera" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to film or photography, but it is not a commonly recognized expression.
Example: "Please add in camera the new footage we captured during the shoot."
Alternatives: "include in the footage" or "insert in the recording".
We've also added in-camera panorama because we know it's a must for active travelers".
Add in Cardboard Camera's ability to attach sound from the environment to each VR Photo, and it actually starts to feel pretty darn immersive.
Add in a camera or NFC and you can tell which stores have sales or get details on who you're talking to like some kind of friendly White House aide.
People buy a digital camera for $300, spend anywhere from $99 to $400 for an MP3 player, and add in video cameras, GPS and a phone, and the average consumer electronics bundle is $600.
Add in a tiny camera and you've got a complete card cloning system.
Tebo brings some admirable ambition to this microbudget project, adding in flashy camera moves, digressive stories-within-stories, and a couple more major plot twists.
These new sights and strange plains were created by randomly stitching together satellite images and changing their photorealism through generative practices, along with adding in swooping camera movements to create the sensation of flying.
So rather than compose a slideshow on your PC and try to select some accompanying music on your own, you can simply have the camera add in the soundtrack to the slideshow it displays.
Especially regrettable is the ruining of a perfectly fine visual notion: re-creating the luridly grainy cinematography of those famous Hammer films ("Dracula: Prince of Darkness," "The Gorgon," "The Plague of the Zombies"), adding the in-camera, found-footage vogue gimmick of a student (Sam Claflin) recording it all on 16 millimeter.
