Sentence examples for release a camera from inspiring English sources

It might seem strange for Facebook to release a camera application with built-in filters just weeks after announcing plans to buy Instagram, the social photo app.

Our customers took to Twitter and Amazon reviews [where the product is hovering around 2.5 stars], asking how we could release a camera without a DVR.

Last year, it released a camera app that specialized in tagging and uploading photos to Facebook.

An article on the Personal Tech pages on Thursday about Leica cameras misstated the decade in which Leica first released a camera with a range finder body.

Another company, Foveon (49% owned by National Semiconductor), has released a camera that is nothing short of a radical invention.

Former Kodak vice president Don Strickland claims he left the company in 1993 after he failed to get backing from within the company to release a digital camera.

Sony is expected to release a microphone and camera in the UK "soon," which would facilitate the PSP Phone.

The compulsion in camera makers to release a dozen or more cameras at a time is understandable, I guess.

They're also releasing a 4K camera, but my industry insider says it's more of a broadcast cam, especially considering how boxy and straightforward it is; no rails, no customization, etc. Plus it costs "under $200,000".

Of course these cases might have been made under some sort of assumption that Apple plans on releasing a rear camera-equipped iPod touch, but generally case makers get specs well before hand to ensure there are accessories available when Apple's product launches.

On Tuesday, a pro-life group called the Center for Medical Progress released a hidden-camera video (above) that purports to show a high-ranking Planned Parenthood official named Dr. Deborah Nucatola talking about selling parts of dead fetuses for profit in between sips of wine and bites of salad.