The phrase "attached to a camera" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is physically connected or affixed to a camera, such as an accessory or component.
Example: "The lens was securely attached to the camera, allowing for high-quality photography."
Alternatives: "connected to a camera" or "affixed to a camera".
The instrument, which is attached to a camera to visualize tissues and guide implant placement, is inserted through the vagina and uterus to reach the tubes.
With the handful of police officers in the flat was an officer from Newham Council with a laptop attached to a camera.
About the only thing that distinguishes this iteration from those of yore is that the violence is more explicit, the edits are faster, and no one has a stogie stuck in his kisser, or, from the looks of the swishing, herky-jerky cinematography, a tripod attached to a camera.
Photographs were taken by using a photomicroscope (Labomed, India) attached to a camera (Nikon D70).
The ball head includes a bubble level quick-release clip that can remain attached to a camera for effortless, instant setup, ensuring a perfectly level photo every time!
Another aspect to consider is external lenses that can be attached to a camera and further improve the shot as well as draw a closer line with expensive and professional cameras and what a mobile device is capable of.
The devices - elongated sticks that attach to a camera or phone to allow a better photo - were barred from the stadium after a fan complained.
Images were acquired using a Hamamatsu Orca-ER CCD Camera attached to a dual camera adaptor at the left port.
This is the most convenient way to implement a computational camera, as it only requires optics to be externally attached to a traditional camera (Figure 2(a)).
Montelli, a high-tech sewer worker, holds a video screen attached to a robot camera down below.
LightSurf has developed software to enable a cell phone attached to a tiny camera to send pictures via the wireless Web.
