Sentence examples for looking for a camera from inspiring English sources

In the end, said Jeffrey Haas, another lawyer for Ms. Garcia, when a guard noticed Mr. Johnson had hanged himself, the officer on duty first went looking for a camera to record the scene, rather than cut him down.

So if you're looking for a camera, getting one of these would probably be a safe bet.

He said: "Everyone who is looking for a camera and a TV studio to dig knives into the Scottish Labour party should go home, sit in a darkened room, reflect how the election was lost and work together".

For the adventurous family looking for a camera that can withstand a day or two at the beach, the fun, funky Fuji FinePix Z33WP or Canon Powershot D10 cameras seem tailor-made.

Today's photo enthusiast is looking for a camera that will grow with them as they learn, and that is a perfect description of the new EOS Rebel T2i Digital SLR camera.

So shoppers can indicate in their product review search that they are looking for a camera that is "very portable" or "good for vacations" and they will receive recommendations with that language.

But the outdoor type will probably be a bit more tough on his camera than the average soccer Mom so look for a camera that's at least weatherproof and records onto removable — and durable — flash media.

To be clear, CNET staffers are not writing dispatches from the Eastern Front when they review an all-in-one printer, but as anyone who has ever looked for a camera or tablet online can tell you, a secure, trusted source for product information is Internet gold.

Look for a camera able to withstand damp and cold as well.

Go to the best or your closest electronic stores or websites like best buy,radio shack,and even tiger.com When you're there or to the website you should look for a camera with a wrist strap or neck strap.

So if you Tweet, "I'm looking for a Canon camera" it will reply in stream or on a banner with an ad from a camera retailer for that camera.