Sentence examples for this kind of camera from inspiring English sources

Just where we'll see practical applications of this kind of camera isn't yet clear.

But misalignment between the components (such as the mirror and the lens) of this kind of camera creates multiple viewpoints and distorts the unwarped image if the SVP constraint is assumed.

These cameras incorporate gigantic 2.5-inch screens (with detachable sunshades), two-hour batteries, a true manual focus ring and enough memory to handle a four-shots-per-second "burst" mode -- extraordinary specs in this kind of camera.

This kind of camera, notes Chris Chute, an analyst at IDC, "gives consumers what they never had in the film world", namely high-end features and superior picture quality, without the need to fork out for an expensive camera body and a bag full of bulky lenses.

But it's a good idea for this kind of camera, and something we've seen in high-end camcorders for a while now.

My simplified objections are two in numer: first, is it really possible to reliably make decent photos with this kind of camera, as it's intended to be implemented (i.e. as an affordable compact camera)?

It's a fun little blog and it reminds me of my prejudice in photography: having been exposed to primarily American and some European photographers, I always thought of this kind of camera-love as a sort of western thing.

You can tell someone's age by the kind of camera they are using.

"Alan's 'screenplay' was more the kind of camera movement he used with John Ward, the Steadicam operator," Mr. Boyle wrote in an e-mail.

The scientist also said that the kind of camera used – probably a hand-held FLIR thermal imager – was unlikely to be used by the police for surveillance.

Obviously, with that kind of camera, he could take unlimited shots, but he exercised monk-like discipline.