Sentence examples for camera access from inspiring English sources

Does an app like LinkedIn really require camera access?

He proved adept at negotiating camera access to places and people never before filmed.

The latest must-have in camera access on smartphones, though, is direct access from the lock screen.

"The root of almost every objection the justices have expressed about camera access," he wrote, "is the justices' deeply held feeling that their court is exceptional — unlike any other public institution".

They commonly have a microphone and camera built-in, are increasingly network accessible, frequently within close proximity of their users, and almost always lack mechanisms designed to prevent unauthorized microphone or camera access.

As a rule, this page supports the goal of ensuring media access -- including camera access -- to newsworthy events, a principle that, to some people, might justify televising this execution.

Home Office sources confirmed that ministers are considering making a French-style "security-cleared judge" responsible for assembling a pre-trial case against terrorist suspects, with in-camera access to sensitive intelligence evidence, including currently inadmissible phone-tap evidence.

In a decision that reaches the opposite conclusion of Justice Uviller's, Justice Lamont said that the Diallo ruling did allow him to grant cameras access to a local trial.

Cameras access previously hidden parts of the world, while the images they capture proliferate across media.

"The only way to make the best documentary is to give the producer, the director and the cameras access to all areas... which is exactly what we wanted to do," explained Niall.

From allowing two dozen NBC cameras access for a largely complimentary, two-night profile, to a lighthearted cameo in Stephen Colbert's week of shows from Iraq, Obama has shown a willingness to appear on camera in ways more traditional presidents have not.