(a) n. an apparatus for photographing a scene of action in every stage of its progress; (b) v. transitive, to make a cinematographic record of.

a kinetograph with mechanism for recording sounds.

Originally and chiefly: a device used for recording motion pictures and projecting them on to a screen, invented in the 1890s by Auguste and Louis…

A camera used for shooting films; (also) a film projector.

(see quot. 1959).

a camera used to record a series of images which can be displayed in rapid succession to create the impression of movement; esp. (in later use) one…

A cinematograph (cinematograph, n. 1). Obsolete.

A kind of hand-held motion picture camera driven by compressed air. Now historical.

= television camera n. at television, n. compounds 4.

A portable video camera incorporating a built-in video recorder.

A small video camera attached to a hat or helmet, or worn strapped to the head, often so as to provide film footage from the wearer's perspective.