The phrase "in view of the cameras" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is aware of, or being watched by, various cameras. For example: "The thief tried to sneak away from the store, but he knew he was in view of the cameras."
With the cover facing conspicuously out and in view of the cameras, this note of dissent did not go unnoticed.
"We need to move expeditiously to the most complete and accurate count that is possible," he said that night, standing before a mantel where family photographs had been placed in view of the cameras.
To produce the out-of-body illusion, the researchers touched the participants' body with a rod while simultaneously touching the stranger's body in the same place, in view of the cameras.
Whenever the performers are in view of the camera, they maintain cheesy grins.
Last week someone reported an image of a man who put his camera on a tripod, picked up a shovel, and in view of the camera, beat a dog to death.
It is unclear just how long his run-up was but all we know is that when Davis started running towards Sidibe, he wasn't in view of the camera.
To simulate the urban scenario, the landmarks between the ranges 15 and 25 were selected to be in view of the camera.
We teleport from purgatory to the front row of the studio audience, directly in eye sight of where Eddie McGuire will sit, directly in view of the camera.
Indeed, you can count on two hands the number of scenes in The Tree of Life (which just won the Cannes Film Festival) that involve characters actually speaking in view of the camera.
b2 alcohol preps were started but not completed in view of the camera, surgeon gloved without prepping for one procedure (all cat neuters).
e3 soap & water preps were started but not completed in view of the camera, regloving alone performed for one procedure without additional prep.
