Sentence examples for camera transfer from inspiring English sources

Nor is scanning a boon to the self-conscious shopper, who may not want to undress in a scanning booth and have a video camera transfer a virtual self, flaws and all, onto a computer screen.

Color micrographs were taken with a digital Canon EOS400 Camera, transferred to an HP personal computer and processed using Photoshop 6.0 (Adobe) without any qualitative changes to the raw images.

AR integrates the digital into the real (by using your smartphone camera to transfer the digital Pokémon into the physical world) and the real into the digital (your physical body becomes part of a simulated reality).

One thing to beware of, it seems: When you link to a Google account, photos from the camera automatically transfer to your Google page, or at least the One S I tried did.

A USB jack slides out of the camera to transfer the video to a personal computer for easy editing and playback.Thanks to their MPEG-4 video compression, Flip-like devices produce movies virtually as good as bigger camcorders costing hundreds of dollars more but using the less efficient MPEG-2 algorithm.

Since it was designed as an Everio companion, this DVD burner accommodates Everio's USB Host function that allows scene playback order to be rearranged within the camera before transfer.

Earlier this year, the company's research team that focuses on solving this problem showed us Deep Short, a system for "capturing" an application like Google Maps that runs on a large screen via a smartphone camera and transfer it to mobile.

In the 1990s, most commercial ships were equipped with a digital camera, and transfer of pictures via e-mail became an efficient support mechanism for medical diagnoses.

Take a picture of the signature using your camera and transfer it to your PC.

Computers at most internet cafes will have USB ports that allow you to plug in your card reader or digital camera to transfer photos.

But that would be shortchanging the Webcam -- a video camera that transfers images over the Internet -- that he used once, stashed in a closet and finally threw away.