Definition of film camera in English:

film camera

noun

1A camera used in making a film for the cinema.
the clip was shot using a classic 16mm film camera
Example sentencesExamples
- Cinematography became feasible after the advent of celluloid film in 1889 and innovations in the motion film camera and the projector during the early 1890s.
- He had a film camera smashed by his comrades when he tried to record an argument about whether a captured officer should be shot.
- After a cut, the video camera pans right and a cameraman appears in long shot holding a film camera.
- In the days when film cameras were cranked by hand, director Carl Denham risks everything to make a movie on an uncharted island.
- When I first joined we only had one team operating from London and we travelled all over the country using black and white movie film cameras.
- My father bought a 1958 8mm silent film camera to take home movies of our family.
- In 1896 he had acquired his first film camera from Alfred Darling, the Brighton-based mechanical engineer.
- The episode was rerecorded using a newly-developed process that mounted a film camera alongside a video camera.
- From the invention of the film camera, man has been interested in capturing movements in time.
- Film cameras struggled to compete with drizzly rain but residents kept the smiles on their faces as the presenter cracked jokes about "sun-drenched Northland".
2A camera that uses photographic film, in contrast to a digital camera.
a lot of camera stores don't even carry film cameras anymore
Example sentencesExamples
- They had predicted, back in 2002, that digital cameras would outsell film cameras by 2006.
- In January the company announced that it was ceasing to manufacture or market film cameras in Europe and the US.
- As the cost comes down, more and more people are making the switch from traditional film cameras to a digital format.
- Pentax is a name synonymous with photography and it makes a full range of digital and film cameras.
- You only pay for the pictures you want printed, instead of a whole roll of mistakes like on film cameras.
- With a film camera, since you know every shot counts, more effort and thought will be put into each photo.
- Digital cameras have similar characteristics and perform in much the same way as a film camera.
- The images they produced were noticeably poorer than what you'd get with a traditional film camera.
- The article also discusses digital camera resolution and the future for film camera sales.
- On most digital cameras, unlike film cameras, you can review your snaps instantly on a little LCD screen.

单词	film camera
释义	Definition of film camera in English: film camera noun 1A camera used in making a film for the cinema. the clip was shot using a classic 16mm film camera Example sentencesExamples Cinematography became feasible after the advent of celluloid film in 1889 and innovations in the motion film camera and the projector during the early 1890s. He had a film camera smashed by his comrades when he tried to record an argument about whether a captured officer should be shot. After a cut, the video camera pans right and a cameraman appears in long shot holding a film camera. In the days when film cameras were cranked by hand, director Carl Denham risks everything to make a movie on an uncharted island. When I first joined we only had one team operating from London and we travelled all over the country using black and white movie film cameras. My father bought a 1958 8mm silent film camera to take home movies of our family. In 1896 he had acquired his first film camera from Alfred Darling, the Brighton-based mechanical engineer. The episode was rerecorded using a newly-developed process that mounted a film camera alongside a video camera. From the invention of the film camera, man has been interested in capturing movements in time. Film cameras struggled to compete with drizzly rain but residents kept the smiles on their faces as the presenter cracked jokes about "sun-drenched Northland". 2A camera that uses photographic film, in contrast to a digital camera. a lot of camera stores don't even carry film cameras anymore Example sentencesExamples They had predicted, back in 2002, that digital cameras would outsell film cameras by 2006. In January the company announced that it was ceasing to manufacture or market film cameras in Europe and the US. As the cost comes down, more and more people are making the switch from traditional film cameras to a digital format. Pentax is a name synonymous with photography and it makes a full range of digital and film cameras. You only pay for the pictures you want printed, instead of a whole roll of mistakes like on film cameras. With a film camera, since you know every shot counts, more effort and thought will be put into each photo. Digital cameras have similar characteristics and perform in much the same way as a film camera. The images they produced were noticeably poorer than what you'd get with a traditional film camera. The article also discusses digital camera resolution and the future for film camera sales. On most digital cameras, unlike film cameras, you can review your snaps instantly on a little LCD screen.
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