Sentence examples for cameras produced from inspiring English sources

I found both cameras produced good, if not spectacular photos in a mixture of lighting conditions.

The spread of mobile phones, many with cameras, produced an army of unofficial campaign monitors, alert to any violation.

He came to seek something very specific — mostly cameras produced as the daguerreotypes went out of style.

The casino's elaborate surveillance cameras produced crisp images from all angles of Las Vegas's most wanted man, which local television stations broadcast for four days.

For "Leviathan" he and a sound designer, Jacob Ribicoff, combined the industrial din of machinery and engines with the gasping sounds that the encased GoPro cameras produced when submerged.

But 3-D hobbyists generally prefer one of two cameras produced in the 1950's: Kodak's Stereo Realist camera, which also requires a viewer of its own, or a View-Master camera.

Computational cameras produce images that are fundamentally different from the traditional linear perspective image.

In it Mr. de Rochemont pioneered the use of three cameras, producing a wide-screen effect.

What has become clear is that the cameras produce two things in abundance: fines and lawsuits.

Hand-held cameras produce images of distinctly, sometimes distractingly human origin; they're right there with you.

Digital cameras produce good results when there's plenty of light: your sunny holiday snaps probably look great.