Sentence examples for camera act from inspiring English sources

#leadersdebate pic.twitter.com/LUQhGOLRMZ Can't help but feel that Ed Miliband has styled his "look down the camera" act on this chap #leadersdebate pic.twitter.com/xrdSU6ya5j Half time entertainment is warming up.

The camera acts as a receiver of those light pulses.

He found the camera acted like a therapy couch, prompting people to say things they normally wouldn't.

(Basically, the camera acts as a Wi-Fi hot spot, to which you connect your phone. At that point, the latter controls the former).

It's as if the camera acts as a barrier, a shield, protecting me from the horrors I've encountered; a man blinded by acid in Bangladesh, a child shot in the stomach in Sudan, a woman injured by a mine in Angola.

The camera acts like a second pair of eyes - looking forward while the user is looking down.

It's a shame that the Touch's "2-megapixel" camera acts more like a glorified 1-megapixel camera.

While I have noticed some reports that the camera acts up after a deep dunking, I didn't experience any problems while beating this thing up.

The camera acts like a microscope.

Your phone's camera acts as viewfinder, allowing you to preview and trigger photos.

This has been happening in the documentary sphere for a long time (wherein the camera acts as objective, all-absorbing eye).