If such features become commonplace, camera-phones could turn into no-compromise, grown-up cameras.
While it is commonplace to see cameras affixed to office buildings and expensive co-ops that are unlikely to record threats to civic life greater than violations of recycling ordinances, it is, rather bizarrely, far from the natural order of things to see similar security apparatus in places where gang culture might reign.
Nothing is too banal or commonplace for Wiseman's camera not to linger over it.
Covert video cameras and lenses have become commonplace, and although these hidden cameras use small optics, they can produce high-quality video images.
As digital cameras become commonplace, printing lags further behind.
Dissections of the golf swing, aided by increasingly advanced high-speed cameras, became commonplace.
[C2.] Slow Start for Digital Photo Printing As digital cameras become commonplace, printing lags further behind.
The new videography category reflects the increasing importance of user contributions to journalism in an era where cameras are commonplace.
In the United States, cameras are commonplace in state trial and appeals courts, and the lower federal courts have experimented with them.
Smartphones with nice screens and high-quality cameras are commonplace, and people may be feeling less compelled to upgrade frequently, said Tero Kuittinen, an analyst at Alekstra, a mobile analytics firm.
As body cameras become commonplace, police will increasingly be recording in private settings and sensitive situations that involve victims, witnesses and bystanders.
