The phrase "after camera" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that occurs following a camera action or event, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The scene was shot after camera adjustments were made to ensure proper lighting."
Alternatives: "following the camera" or "subsequent to the camera".
Ted Scott, Bubba Watson's caddie, lost his temper on Sunday as camera after camera clicked mid-swing of his employer.
Last year, Asda attracted negative publicity after camera crews invited to its store in Wembley, north-west London, filmed customers fighting over discounted TVs.
The director and producer of Midnight Rider, the Gregg Allman biopic that was abandoned after camera assistant Sarah Jones was killed during production, have issued a statement insisting their actions did not amount to a crime.
But now it is a matter of numbers: only a year after camera phones began to appear in the United States, there are now six million of them, according to the market-research firm IDC.
Figure 23 TELIN Lab: LDR images (after camera reconstruction).
Figure 21 Desk still life: LDR images (after camera reconstruction).
Now, the NEX-7 may be the most lusted-after camera of the year, but you can get much of what it offers in less luxurious packages.
Marty Forscher, whose intimate knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the camera — and of the myriad ways in which photographers can unsettle them — made him for decades the most sought-after camera repairman in the country, died on Sept. 30 in Pittsfield, Mass.
After cameras were installed, the rate dropped to 1.8 violations for every 10,000 vehicles.
— he spit thrice, but I'll bet he emitted more after cameras cut away.
For a time, even after cameras started zooming, states could exert some control over civil reconnaissance from space.
