Camera-ready
(of text or illustrations) ready to be photographed.
Contemporary Examples
Joy Behar’s New Point of View Kevin Sessums May 11, 2010
Is Boeing’s New Plane Safe? Clive Irving June 22, 2009
Kate Middleton Wears Alexander McQueen to Prince George’s Christening Isabel Wilkinson October 22, 2013
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unwilling or afraid to be photographed or filmed. Contemporary Examples Michael Steele’s GOP Enemies Matt Latimer December 11, 2010 Could Silvio Berlusconi’s Daughter Take Over Italy, Too? Barbie Latza Nadeau May 9, 2014 Historical Examples We Can’t Have Everything Rupert Hughes adjective having an aversion to being photographed or filmed
- Camera-tube
a cathode-ray tube that converts an optical image projected on its light-sensitive receptor surface into an electrical signal by a scanning process: used in television cameras. noun the part of a television camera that converts an optical image into an electrical signal See also image orthicon, vidicon, Plumbicon, iconoscope
- Camerawoman
a woman who operates a camera, especially a movie or TV camera.
- Camera-ready-copy
noun (printing) type matter ready to be photographed for plate-making without further alteration Also called mechanical
- Cameral
of or relating to a judicial or legislative chamber or the privacy of such a chamber. cameralistic. adjective of or relating to a judicial or legislative chamber