Sentence examples for not a real camera from inspiring English sources
Get a little lighting in there, work your composition right, and nobody will be able to tell it's not a "real" camera — at least, not at 50% zoom.
Don't be silly, it's not a real camera -- this is the well-known hipster quality known as "irony".
When Cassini's images are processed to digital perfection, we unconsciously begin to regard them as the creations of some mad artist at Industrial Light and Magic, not photographs from a real camera orbiting a real planet.
There's a real flash (a xenon flash, brighter than LED but not as bright as a real camera's flash) and a true autofocus mechanism.
–Couldn't she have bought a real camera?
And there's no optical zoom, so it's not a total replacement from a real camera just yet.
It has a bigger screen (3.5″) with 640×360 pixels, 16 million colors, a real camera ("not a toy"), and seeks to "sense context" to make it a real mobile computer: AGPS, digital compass, accelerometers.
Creators of The Lego Movie "wanted the audience to believe they were looking at actual Lego bricks on a tabletop that were shot with a real camera, not what we actually did, which was create vast environments with digital bricks inside the computer".
Later, the officer makes the accusation that Boot's camera might be a weapon.: "Don't point that camera at me again I don't know if it's a real camera or not…put that thing back in your pocket".
"We had to smooth it out and create a move in the computer that actually went through her pupil, which obviously a real camera can't do," Mr. Balsmayer says.
