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Meanings of camera in English

Russian
камера
Portuguese
máquina fotográfica
Catalan
càmera
Spanish
cámara
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Optical device for recording or transmitting photographic images or videos.

камера
Portuguese
câmara
Catalan
càmera
Spanish
cámara

Television equipment consisting of a lens system that focuses an image on a photosensitive mosaic that is scanned by an electron beam.

câmara

A device for recording moving pictures on to film or video.

Built-in optical device on the Nintendo 3DS.

Usage of camera in English
1
Israeli media said there were plans to invest in advanced camera systems.
Reuters
2
Ricoh announced a new new combination camera and GPS unit this week.
Wired
3
I was therefore permitted to bring a camera and the necessary equipment.
Somewhere inside
4
Logitech is unveiling a new security camera today called the Circle 2.
The Verge
5
It's great to point a camera, but can you tell a story?
Ebony
6
However, Kurzweil is talking far beyond quirky camera angles and extreme sports.
Wired
7
The new camera is clearer and the images have far less noise.
News.com.au
8
I often examined her camera and found it in perfect working order.
Ghosts
9
Of course, creating such video requires a very different breed of camera.
Wired
10
He'd thought about buying a new lens or maybe a new camera.
The mighty quinns: liam
11
So don't expect any great shots with the iPhone's new camera feature.
Reuters
12
To figure out risk, the app combines rear-camera data with front-camera events.
Wired
13
A curt Nicholas Raskin does appear on camera briefly to answer questions.
Reuters
14
Holding the camera in position for a long time is really exhausting.
Reuters
15
The soldiers searched journalists and seized a local photographer's camera, he said.
Reuters
16
Yet Heller reveals that the character's off-camera fate was far from fatal.
Reuters
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Camera through the time
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Common
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Common
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