Definition of video camera
: a camera that records video and usually audio;
especially
: camcorder
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Smartphone cameras have improved drastically, obviating most users' need for a dedicated video camera.
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Guards could see into Briggs' room from a video camera, but no one came to her door for nearly 24 minutes.
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Police have said the Volvo had a video camera that recorded the crash.
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Curious to see how people would subconsciously react to the three different smiles, researchers had 90 men deliver a short speech to a video camera.
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This is why most Donkey Kong scores are confirmed in front of a live audience or using a video camera pointed at the screen, which can also have the benefit of showing the player at the cabinet at the same time.
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This includes setting up video cameras that serve as an additional crime deterrent.
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The new app allows users to enhance and Photoshop their faces through a real-time video camera.
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That success prompted a mission to launch the next logical piece of electronics, an HD video camera.
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First Known Use of video camera
1939
VIDEO CAMERA Defined for English Language Learners
video camera
Definition of video camera for English Language Learners
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: a camera that is used to create videos by recording moving images and sounds onto a videotape, computer disk, etc.
VIDEO CAMERA Defined for Kids
video camera
Definition of video camera for Students
: a camera (as a camcorder) that records video and usually also audio
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