Sentence examples for camera decides from inspiring English sources

The LCD screen tilts out so you can shoot at the trickiest of angles, while the autofocus system is blazingly fast, so you shouldn't miss that crucial moment while the camera decides what to do.

It sucks even more when you're attempting to maneuver a vehicle because the controls scheme changes every time the camera decides to pan in a different direction.

Some cameras have an option that falls between these functions, i.e. the camera decides when to use continuous and when to use one-shot.

One Russian journalist, armed with a camera, decided to find out by asking them why they came.

After seeing the performance several times, Heymann, who had just bought a video camera, decided to film it.

He looks with pursed lips and narrowed eyes at the young woman with the camera, deciding perhaps whether to tell her to 'bugger orf'.

TROUBLE THE WATER Just before Katrina, a former drug dealer and would-be rapper named Kimberly Roberts, possessed of a new digital camera, decided to stay in her New Orleans house with her husband and take some pictures.

TROUBLE THE WATER During Hurricane Katrina, a former drug dealer and would-be rapper named Kimberly Roberts, possessed of a new digital video camera, decided to stay in her New Orleans house with her husband and take some pictures.

There was plenty of water sloshing around New Orleans last week, though not nearly so much as in August of 2005, when a onetime drug dealer and aspiring rapper named Kimberly Roberts, possessed of a new digital video camera, decided to stay in her house with her husband, Scott Roberts, during the Katrina deluge and take pictures.

There's also a green mode that can be activated by the click of a button to lock all settings and let the camera decide which settings are appropriate for the shots you want.

Evidently he has concluded there is not a great deal he can do if the television cameras decide to zoom in whenever United are doing badly and, in the case of their defeat at Sunderland, capture him shaking his head and wearing the expression of someone who has just missed the last bus home.