Sentence examples for camera take from inspiring English sources

2) To assist you in establishing your blank expression for the camera, take a deep breath and think about: a gray wool blanket, a bowl of porridge, New Brunswick or the Canadian Football League, but not all at once.

"Normally you can't stand to have the camera take a close look at things like this, but it was so good I just did a huge close up on it".

The first thing Mr. Fleming does when buying a car long distance is to ask the seller to buy a disposable camera, take photographs of the car inside and out, then send him the undeveloped film.

Due to the differences in flight path between the ISS and Vostok 1 we filmed our orbit in five different segments, each single camera take sometimes covering more than 10,000km of ground.

Not once does the camera take to the air with Thérèse: we even experience her attempt to break the distance record by staying on the ground with Pierre, who sits, in mute agony, next to a radio operator waiting for the news of her landing.

And just as the conservationist PBS series "Nature" relentlessly pushes Canon's digital cameras — with their easily uploadable and e-mailable photos and colors that suspiciously "pop" — so the western film suggests that you might holster your camera, take off for photogenic lands and not forfeit your credibility on the trails.

But camera takes time to learn.

At night the trail camera takes over.

Neither camera takes very good still photos.

The camera takes the photos automatically, even while recording video.

Even a cheap two-megapixel digital camera takes better pictures.