Sentence examples for almost every camera from inspiring English sources

(It's an SD card, so it fits almost every camera on earth).

He's gone digital but still has almost every camera he's ever used, as well as the 4-by-5 enlarger that he brought home to turn the foyer of his one-bedroom apartment into a makeshift darkroom.

The fact is, though, that you really can't get a bad camera these days; the technology has advanced far enough in the last decade that almost every camera is far more than you need for basic stuff, and for a few dollars more you can get something that would have cost thousands back in the day.

It won't blow out these days because almost every camera's auto-exposure algorithms are either center-weighted or intelligently shift around — to find faces, for instance.

This is an easy one, and almost every camera has the option: Look for your mode settings and locate the P or M mode (available even on most Point and Shoots).

While detailed technical information is noted for almost every image — camera type, film type, prize winnings and so forth — little is known about the content of the photos.

Traditional exposure meters are separate handheld devices, though almost every modern camera, both film and digital, comes with a built-in meter.

Memory The dirty little secret about almost every digital camera on the market is that it doesn't come with the memory you need to make it useful.

He is referring not only to the emphasis on him – he is in almost every shot, the camera as close to him as his own perspiration – but to the illusion, audaciously sustained, that the picture has been filmed in one two-hour take.

While she is present in almost every frame of the camera, she does not perform choreographed dance moves.

But I try to talk to the camera in almost every video and respond to as many personal comments, messages, and emails as possible.