Sentence examples for camera of choice from inspiring English sources

Ironically, a camera of choice now is a digital SLR.

Instead, Mr. Hartog's camera of choice was the Canon EOS Rebel-G, a humble 35-millimeter still camera.

It was the first camera he had ever felt comfortable using, and it became his camera of choice for the rest of his career.

The Rollei (which is still the camera of choice for David Bailey) was then the only camera for art and magazine photography.

His day job is printing historical negatives, and his camera of choice is the Rolleiflex, which was popular in the 1940s and 1950s.

Those photographers also had returned to shooting with large- and medium-format cameras in contrast to the lightweight Leicas, which had been the camera of choice for the previous generation of street photographers.

Even television, making its own battlefield debut in Vietnam, lacked the impact of the small 35-millimeter camera, the tool of choice for photojournalists.

Many will head up to Harlem churches and show us how casual they can be with denim, sneakers and the accessory of choice, camera equipment.

She had decided, mainly because she had no real facility for drawing or painting, that the camera was her "weapon of choice," but she had no idea how to become an artist, or to support herself while trying.

It's no secret that smartphones are quickly supplanting point-and-shoot cameras as the device of choice for snapping photos on the run, and the Nexus 4 performs nicely in that regard too.

Hold your camera over your QR code of choice and the magic happens.