Pronunciation

/kəˈmɛrə/

Definitions

Noun

A camera is a device that captures images, either still photographs or video, using a lens to focus light onto an image sensor or film. It can be a portable electronic gadget or a more traditional mechanical model.

Verb

To camera (also as ‘to photograph’) refers to the act of taking a photograph using a camera, capturing a scene or subject.

Adjective

Cameral or camera-related can describe something connected to cameras or photography, such as a cameral setting or a camera angle.

Adverb

Cameraman or camera operator refers to a person who operates a camera, especially for professional videography or filmmaking.

Phrases

• “Take a picture with a camera” means to capture an image using a camera.
• “Point and shoot” describes the simple operation of a camera.
• “Behind the camera” refers to the role of a photographer or filmmaker.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “She carried her digital camera everywhere to capture memories.”
• Verb: “The photographer carefully framed the shot before cameraing the subject.”
• Adjective: “The cameral view was perfect for showcasing the sunset.”
• Adverb: “The experienced cameraman adjusted the settings for low light conditions.”

Synonyms

• Photographic equipment
• Imaging device
• Lens
• Videographic tool
• Picture-taking gadget