plate-carrier
plateholder
cine camera
stickyback
photosimulation
swing-back
frame
iconoscope
point-and-shoot camera
minicam
snapshot
minicamera
box Kodak
box camera
shot
snap
talbotype
Instamatic
pantoscope
vidcap
visual presenter
docucam
digital overhead
microcamera
mosaic
potato
still
cliché-verre
accessory shoe
Rectigraph
tintype
Verascope
baby legs
film clip
portrait camera
photoplethysmogram
headcam
photomontage
holocamera
photosequence
flash camera
photoglottography
blimp
slide
creepy-peepy
polaroid
subminiature
collage
film stock
naturalness
phototrichogram
reel
focusing screen
glass shot
whole plate
retake
cinerecording
pickup
Kodachrome
photographically
aerocamera
photoserigraph
chronophotography
minilab
digicam
close-up
dupe
one shot
cam
photographic equipment
roll
photograph
chronophotograph
ferrotype
pantascope
shoot
fog
ambush television
cinephotography
plate
split cameras
mechanical
photographic plate
point-and-shooter
pseudophotographic
mountboard
quarter-plate
snapshooter
negative
darkroom
line scan
hyalotype
etching
photoboard
candid camera

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