Sentence examples for prominent camera from inspiring English sources

With his Voigtländer Prominent camera, Mr. Bradley captured candid moments of Armstrong at home, backstage and at recording sessions.

Leaks show that the iPhone 7 could feature streamlined antennas and a more prominent camera, as well as a dual-lens camera system in the larger model.

Facebook has found that users aren't so keen on tons of bells and whistles like prominent camera access or games getting in the way of chat, so Facebook plans to bury those more in a forthcoming simplified redesign of Messenger.

The concept itself reaches back to the early days of television when most shows were fully sponsored and the advertiser's products -- from Camels to Chevrolets -- were often prominent on camera.

He said he had resisted a prominent on-camera role, but allowed that the approach humanizes the film and builds credibility with viewers by being transparent about the imperfect art of journalism.

Eric Cantor, the Republican House majority leader, chose a prominent spot in the camera line.

BEIJING — In a photograph on his lawyer's Web site, Ma Yaohai stares straight at the camera, cheekbones prominent above sunken cheeks, his expression intense, almost haunted.

Make surveillance cameras more prominent.

THE NEWS In a period of three days, three of the most familiar female faces on television -- Katie Couric, Mary Hart and Oprah Winfrey -- gave up their prominent places before the cameras.

Recently ousted entertainment president Paul Lee had made it the network's mission "to reflect America," as he put it, with acclaimed shows such as "Scandal," "How to Get Away With Murder," "Blackish" and "Fresh Off the Boat" featuring people of color in prominent creative and on-camera roles.

While many prominent eye-tracking solutions use cameras to monitor the movement of a user's eyes, the additional hardware means that they can be cost-prohibitive for the people who could use them the most.