The phrase "aims 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: "The photographer carefully aims the camera at the sunset, capturing the vibrant colors of the sky."
Alternatives: "points the camera" or "directs the camera".
Others have experimented with adding software for aiming the camera or enhancements like better lights for patrolling at night.
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.
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 new MV800 has a flip-up three-inch rear screen that lets you aim the camera at yourself and still compose the shot on an LCD that is far larger than typical front-facing viewers.
You can even aim the camera at any printed text, and marvel as the Bing app translates it into typed text, ready for pasting into an e-mail message or Word document.
They started pacing it off when one member said: "I'll measure it with my range finder!" He pulled out his camera, turned a knob, aimed the camera in the given direction, found a tree stump perfectly in focus and triumphantly led his team in a mad dash to the second clue.
Instead of recording light reflected directly, it records light that has been reflected several times on the way back.For example, a photographer taking a picture of someone standing out of sight in a room with a half-open door might aim the camera at the door.
Whenever you want to show off the pictures or videos on your camera, there's no need to transfer them to a computer or hunt for the TV cable; just aim the camera, set it on its little stand if you like, and maybe whip out the included remote control.
