Sentence examples for electronic cameras from inspiring English sources

Few consumer technologies have been so readily adopted as filmless electronic cameras.

Telescopes that collect visible light often have electronic cameras called CCD cameras that create an image in a computer.

Even a $12.95 single-use disposable camera takes better pictures than electronic cameras costing thousands of dollars, Kodak executives say.

It focuses on the use of electronic cameras to record images of biological specimens generated with light microscopy techniques.

Undercover police officers are patrolling the streets, and electronic cameras and high-powered microphones have been placed atop buildings for surveillance.

Meanwhile, Japanese companies like Sony and Canon will be doing what they do best -- improving their production processes to make electronic cameras that are smaller, lighter and cheaper.

Texas Instruments Incorporated patented the first filmless electronic camera in 1972.

These are stunning throwbacks in this age of electronic camera menus.

An electronic camera updated the results every two seconds to the Web.

By contrast, the chip in Sony's Mavica consumer electronic camera has just 280,000 pixels.

This excludes payments from a potential settlement from a pending patent case over electronic camera technology with Apple and Research in Motion.