The phrase "aiming the camera" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the action of directing a camera towards a subject or scene for photography or filming.
Example: "She was carefully aiming the camera to capture the perfect sunset."
Alternatives: "pointing the camera" or "directing the camera".
Others have experimented with adding software for aiming the camera or enhancements like better lights for patrolling at night.
The operator selects views by checking the display for missing or undersampled surfaces and aiming the camera at them.
The first step in creating a panorama is to capture a sequence of images while aiming the camera in different directions.
Ms. Leonard also offers up a sort of ghost twin to the camera obscura: a brightly lighted, blindingly white room of prints made by aiming the camera at the sun.
The 3x optical zoom is sufficient, but because the zoom switch is horizontal, it can be difficult to toggle while aiming the camera.
Aiming the camera at a specific part of the engine will display maintenance instructions, while a "button scanner" function identifies key control functions on the dashboard and allows a user to access instructional videos that demonstrate operating key features.
While e-books and online lectures have their place, stopping here would be like deploying the very first televisions into every American home…and then doing little more to leverage the promise of the medium than aiming the cameras at existing radio hosts.
Can you just aim the camera at something that's happening and call the result a movie?
The system featured an L.C.D. screen, which was linked by radio to a GoPro mounted on the Hasselblad's viewfinder, and controllers to aim the camera.
Don't aim the camera right at the sun though; take a meter reading off to the side a bit so the clouds will be exposed perfectly.
The interface allows users to aim the camera at any point of the entrance with centimeter accuracy using a single tap.
