Sentence examples for camera standard from inspiring English sources

View-camera lenses usually with their own shutters are mounted on lens boards that clip into and out of the front camera standard.

Micro Four Thirds is an extension of the Four Thirds camera standard that was created by Olympus and Panasonic to allow for a larger image sensor inside a smaller chassis.

It has a 2.0-megapixel camera, standard music playback, and Bluetooth 2.0.

If you're going to make the rear camera standard between the two manufacturers, why not the front one?

From everything from charging a phone to connecting a camera, standard USB ports need to return to the MacBook Pro.

Capture time: about 0.4 sec Storage capacity: up to 2,000 locations (photoGPS 2) / 4,000 locations (photoGPS 4) Accuracy: approx. 12 m Reverse geocoding providing the real address (country, city, street, POI) Interface to camera: standard hot-shoe (ISO 518 2006) File support: JPEG, RAW with XMP sidecar file Power source: internal rechargeable Li-Poly battery.

It features a 6x digital zoom, manual exposure control and can take up to six pictures in three seconds, impressive by digital camera standards.

So far, with the help of a standard Nikon camera lens, their chip can capture an image at 150,000 pixels -- less than the 1 megapixel by today's camera standards, but this can be improved by building larger chips.

Forty-four percent of 2012 models came with rear cameras standard, and 27percentt had them as options, according to the automotive research firm Edmunds.

The safety administration has estimated that making rear cameras standard on every car would add $58 to $88 to the price of vehicles already equipped with dashboard screens and $159 to $203 for those without them.

Many vehicles come with the feature standard already; Honda and Acura are among the first brands that will offer backup cameras standard on all models in 2015.