"camera performance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the quality of a camera, for example, "The camera performance was impressive, capturing stunning images."
The smartphones take longer to start up, camera performance is slower, as is launching apps and switching between them.
Morry Marshall, the vice president for strategic technologies at the chip consulting firm Semico Research, said that if InVisage had figured out how to use quantum dots effectively, it could mean a huge leap in camera performance.
The Open Skies Treaty currently provides a mechanism to reduce tensions and to foster international trust, confidence and cooperation by stipulating the terms, conditions and quotas for reciprocal territorial access and by establishing camera performance specifications.
HDR support should improve the Z10's lackluster camera performance.
This gives a new paradigm and opens possibilities for further exploration to achieve better camera performance.
This action improves general camera performance and speeds up the video-level control.
Cost and camera performances are optimized by maximizing integration of the front-end electronics (amplifiers, fast analog samplers, ADCs) in an ASIC, achieving several GS/s and a few μs readout dead-time.
The co-music supervisor, Billy Gottlieb, called the episode a "little mini feature film in the sense that we had a lot of camera performances with the music".
(In one frame, the artist's fingers appear, revealing her off-camera performance).
The model-turned-actor was up early to promote her new film, teen romance Paper Towns, but her on-camera performance didn't sit well with the hosts.
Brother Dave's on-camera performance in a clown suit was rotoscoped into the character Ko-Ko the Clown, who starred in the Out of the Inkwell series (1919 29), produced and distributed by the Bray Studio in New York City.
