Sentence examples for personal camera from inspiring English sources

So it looks as if each person is speaking directly to their own personal camera.

"So for the first time ever, I am able to bring my own personal camera on to set.

Ms. Creech wrote a report for her superiors noting that only four or five of the hundreds of pictures appeared to have been downloaded from the Internet: "the rest appeared to have been taken with a personal camera".

But the color photos that Haeberle took on his personal camera, for his own use, were far more explicit — they show the shot-up bodies of toddlers, and became some of the most unforgettable images of that wasteful war.

Tom Glocer, chief executive of the Reuters Group, the news service company based in London, has no qualms about using the photographers on his staff as his own personal camera consultants.

But the compression into an hour maximises tension and claustrophobia, especially as every scene is shot from either a personal camera (phone or laptop) or an institutional one (CCTV, police video).

Personal cameras, scanners, or other electronic devices may not be used without permission.

A second store followed in the early 1980s in London and as personal cameras became more popular and affordable, the firm expanded to more than 50 shops.

"We didn't find any order, written or otherwise, that directed them to do what they did". Taguba said that, for example, the digital cameras used to photograph some of the abuses were the "personal cameras" of the guards and that the pictures were not taken on any orders from higher-ups.

In prescribing, for the N.Y.P.D., a pilot program in which police will be equipped with personal cameras that record their interactions with civilians (a California police department saw a steep decline in civilian complaints after taking similar steps), Scheindlin wrote: Video recordings will serve a variety of useful functions.

The clips were extracted from surveillance and broadcasted video and personal cameras.