The phrase "hard camera" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used in the world of television and film production to refer to a specific type of camera used to capture a scene or event. Example: "During the live broadcast, the hard camera captured the singer's powerful performance, while the handheld cameras captured the energy of the crowd."
But there is an Ethernet jack to connect to a home network and a U.S.B. socket for attaching a hard drive, camera or other device.
In parts of Bettendorf, and in Pleasant Valley, where the flood's effects are already hard felt, camera crews and reporters stood on decks or took boat rides to view the water that had buried streets, lawns and fences.
We do work incredibly hard" – the camera panned at this point over the people drinking champagne and talking chukkas as millions of pounds worth of horseflesh trotted about – "and maybe they don't realise what a responsibility it is and what a worry it can be".
While I agree that shopping is hard, digital cameras don't guarantee that "Photography Is Easy".
In the previous hearing this month, prosecutors presented their evidence in the case, consisting of computers, hard drives, cameras and other equipment typical of a newsroom.
And unseen, but a most imposing presence, is the director, Patricia Rozema, who must be held responsible for the on-screen consequences of a hard-working camera and computer.
A woman wearing a ratty boa, the symbol of her profession, flees into the darkness followed by a hard-breathing camera.
Raekha Prasad Zaijian from the Qus in Beijing, China What's happened in the past year: Chen, 18, is exhausted because of studying so hard; her camera-mad father, meanwhile, has just won a photography award.
This should make it cheaper for manufacturers to offer the standard which allows quicker data transfers to hard disks, cameras and other peripherals.
