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video camera
[ vid-ee-oh-kam-er-uh, ‑-kam-ruh ]
noun
- a handheld or mounted portable camera intended for recording moving images in digital memory or on videotape.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of video camera1
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Example Sentences
Like so many Masterpiece Classics, the indifferent cinematography gives the impression of video cameras wandering through a stage play.
Teenagers in particular don’t turn their laptop video cameras on — not wanting to show their homes in the background or feeling awkward about showing themselves.
The scientists placed several of the animals in a “rat house,” a small cow shed with video cameras inside.
For the remainder of the material, he traded in his video camera for a pen.
In addition, a video camera was installed on top of the visitor's center, which had a clear view of the instrument platform and one of the support towers.
But the clever thing that got many of us paying immediate attention was a video camera.
Four laptops, one hard disk and a video camera were taken from Addameer's office, a statement from the group said.
West said he saw a massage table and video camera in the studio, attached to a tripod.
A woman sits by herself in lingerie on a couch, playing with a video camera.
In another room, Nora sat in the corner, while the casting director wielded a video camera.
He had a video camera on his shoulder, a serious rig with blinding white light.
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