Sentence examples for cameras in general from inspiring English sources

While it's not the carbon copy some seem to think it is, the X100 does take a lot of design cues from Leica and this generation of cameras in general.

What made the original OM innovative was its compact size, which you will also find in the new OM (as with all micro 4/3 cameras in general).

The remaining controls are similar to what you'd find on other PowerShots or other digital cameras in general.

Retro cameras in general seem to be commanding a premium, with Fujifilm seeking $1,300 for its fixed-lens X100s, for instance.

I kind of wonder whether a rangefinder is practical in underwater situations given all the extra complications of gear and the limitations of rangefinder cameras in general, but hey, if you love your Leica, you want it with you everywhere.

Video cameras, in general, are not new to police departments.

I know it takes a lot of courage to get in front of a camera in general, but to get in front of one knowing that not a lot of people have represented your body before is really exciting," she said.

When considering multiple, still video, sensors (Section 4), we can distinguish between the approaches using sensors in the form of a combined device (such as a stereo camera, where the displacement of the sensors is fixed, and typically embedded in a single hardware platform), and those in which a network of separate cameras, characterized in general by overlapping view fields, is considered.

The quality of images coming out of camera phones in general and the iPhone in particular means that for many people their smartphone will be the main camera in their life.

While there has been a large body of work improving these approaches, see, e.g., the survey [33], they still cannot robustly handle moving cameras and objects in general scenes.

Most of the time, Mr. Evans's direction seems to consist of pointing the camera in the general direction of the actors and allowing them to prattle on as long as they like.