Meanings of photographic camera in English

The portraits being thus arranged, a photographic camera is directed upon them.

The photographic camera and a trustworthy lunch were stowed away in the pack-basket.

The mind of M. de Tocqueville had the candor of the photographic camera.

The great desideratum in a photographic camera is perfect lenses.

On the ledge of a window stood a photographic camera.

The metaphor of the one-eye, which the photographic camera embodies, led to a flat world.

If there were such a standard, the photographic camera would serve our purpose well enough.

A man with a large photographic camera, standing upon the opposite pavement, was busily engaged in focussing the house!

One takes the form of a small captive, carrying aloft a photographic camera directed and operated electrically from the ground.

This would, if carried to a logical conclusion, eliminate the imaginative quality, and render the painter a human photographic camera.

Not far off were two men in modern clothes; and they were placing in position some kind of a photographic camera.

In an old tomb was found a curious iron and glass object, which on investigation proved to be a photographic camera.

Depend upon it, you have misunderstood them, and have mistaken a photographic camera, or something equally innocent, for an infernal machine.

The "banquet hall deserted," the photographic camera was brought into requisition, and pleasant souvenirs of a grand occasion were made.

Lenses for the photographic camera are now always ground of a concavo-convex form, or meniscus, which corresponds more nearly to the accompanying diagram.

In proof he described an expedient of Major Templer's, where an attempt was being made to operate a photographic camera hoisted by two tandem kites.