Camera

Noun

 * 1) A device for taking still or moving pictures or s.
 * 2)  The  in a  game.

Adjectives for Camera
television; candid; clicking; heavy; leveled.

Verbs for Camera
adjust—; arm with—; besiege with —s; conceal—; focus—; insert in—; level—; load—; operate—; pose before—; regulate—; sit before—; utilize—; —aids; —captures; —catches; —copies; —enlarges; — espies; —grinds out; —obtains; —pictures; —records; —registers; —reproduces

Derived terms

 * cameraman
 * camera operator
 * lights, camera, action!
 * on camera
 * off camera
 * cine camera or ciné camera
 * digital camera
 * movie camera
 * pinhole camera
 * video camera

Related terms

 * in camera
 * camcorder
 * camera obscura
 * camera ready

Thesaurus
achromatic lens, aerial reconnaissance camera, astigmatic lens, astrograph, box camera, burning glass, camera obscura, candid camera, cinematograph, coated lens, color camera, concave lens, concavo-convex lens, condenser, convex lens, eyeglass, eyepiece, glass, hand lens, kinematograph, lens, magnifier, magnifying glass, meniscus, miniature camera, minicam, motion-picture camera, movie camera, object glass, objective, objective prism, ocular, photochronograph, photocopier, photomicroscope, photopitometer, portrait camera, precision camera, press camera, prism, reader, reading glass, reflex camera, spectroscopic camera, stereo camera, still camera, telephoto lens, television camera, toric lens, tripod camera, twin-lens reflex, varifocal lens, vest-pocket camera, zoom lens

Etymology
From camera obscura:, because the first cameras used a pinhole and a dark room; from  camera:, from  καμάρα:.

Pronunciation

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