He said: "If you can use your film-maker magic to get me a copy of that Candid Camera episode I was on, I'll let you talk to my mother".
A pristine copy of a police camera video may be stored in a software system, but if the public can't access it, it doesn't matter.
"Usually this technique is used to seamlessly integrate special effects into a live-action scene; it's used to create an exact digital copy of a physical camera movements in order to make matching digital renderings.
The candles are perched in little mounted wooden boxes along with quirky ephemera — an old copy of "Don Quixote," a Kodak camera, a tiny vase of flowers.
This satire of zombified social media obsession even extends to an aerial 360-degree shot that is a virtual copy of Michael Bay's signature camera movement.
The Agfa Box is a good camera, a copy of the Kodak Brownie Box but far superior.
Learn how to examine prints and copy images from your camera (depending on what kind of camera you use).
It was an old VW Kombi filled with copies of Temporary Hoarding, camera gear, lights and a load of other equipment.
Homeowners who want high quality, night and day, indoor and outdoor video images they can access remotely -- as well as those who want to keep copies of everything the camera records -- will generally have to purchase a more pricey and sophisticated system.
In 1988, Goldin went into rehab, clutching her camera and a copy of The Ballad of Sexual Dependency, both of which were immediately confiscated by the staff.
The traveler's preparations are simple: a full gas tank, a camera and a copy of "Wildflowers of Texas" by Geyata Ajilvsgi or a similar guide.
