The phrase "switch on the camera" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a language that is used to give commands or instructions on how to operate a device or perform a task. It indicates that the speaker wants the camera to be turned on. Example: "Before taking a photo, please switch on the camera by pressing the power button on the top right corner."
I would tell them everything was fine, and then when I was alone, I'd switch on the camera and let it all out.
Then, they leave the room and flip the switch on the camera to see what the children do.
Outside the house, your phone can become your virtual guide, with its excellent maps and navigation apps, and, if you don't mind looking a bit silly, the augmented reality app, Nokia City Lens, will if you switch on the camera overlay the image with information about local businesses, attractions, eateries and transport.
Despite mounting evidence that iOS 12 was artificially smoothing out skin in photos, the fan sites were insistent that this was not a bait and switch on the camera, it was just a 'better' camera.
Example: When you're in a restaurant, switch on the camera on your Android phone, point it at the door and click on the AR tag you see to instantly access the menu (demo movies).
When switching on the camera, make certain that the settings have been altered from still to moving.
Privacy campaigners said the powers outlined in the draft guidance detailed the powers of intelligence services to sweep up content of a computer or smartphone, listen to their phone calls, track their locations or even switch on the microphones or cameras on mobile phones.
Privacy campaigners said the powers outlined in the draft guidance detail the powers of intelligence services to sweep up content of a computer or smartphone, listen to their phonecalls, track their locations or even switch on the microphones or cameras on mobile phones.
The draft investigatory powers bill will also enshrine in statute GCHQ's licence to hack into computers worldwide, including powers to sweep up content of a computer or smartphone, listen to phonecalls, track locations or even switch on the microphones or cameras on mobile phones.
In an April 10 letter to Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry, US Justice Department officials said the city's trigger-happy police often neglected to switch on the cameras before reaching for their revolvers.
Day 2 of the workshop is slowly coming to an end, but there will certainly still be a lot of activity tonight with 18 teenage participants waiting for their turn to switch on the cameras.
