Sentence examples for shared camera from inspiring English sources

The key differences with WhatsApp, SnapChat, Facebook Moments is that with Upshot you don't take photos and then share them with your friends, but instead have something more akin to a shared camera roll.

Trump's rallies are filmed in their entirety by a shared camera, and he often spends long sections of his speeches, including Saturday's, denigrating journalists, sometimes by name.

That means frequent log-ins and outs of different apps, overlapping phone books, a shared camera roll, and big issues for parents who don't want to let their kids meddle with their whole phone or tablet when they hand it over to let them play a game.

The app also lets you set up shared cameras, which are basically groups of people who have the app or not and can access your photos.

The other Sinclair stations that do have local news programs will also become part of the system, sharing camera time with the staff members at Central Casting.

Because (1) it's painful to share camera roll photos, (2) you can't upload camera roll photos to your story, and (3) the norms of existing services don't support high frequency, undirected sharing, most photos taken with the native Camera app stay stuck on our phones, hard drives, and cloud storage services, never to be shared with anyone.

Manage your cameras right in the viewer window, for setting quick and easy recording schedules, sharing cameras with friends, the enabling of alerts, and more.

Only one camera at each event stays fixed on Trump: the shared "pool" camera, whose footage networks share and which stays on Trump so as not to miss his speech.

That also made them say things on camera I am sure they regret, while I have no regrets about anything Sam or I shared on camera during the filming of the show.

Sometimes he shared the camera with celebrities like the actress Susan Lucci, the musician B. B. King and the Olympic athlete Kristi Yamaguchi.

Sometimes he shared the camera with a cute dog or a celebrity, but the pitch was relentlessly straightforward: a friendly offer to sell a high-quality product at a fair price in a friendly environment.