the meaning of d in cameras is point of view.
the meaning of d in cameras is point of view.
what is the meaning of d in cameras?
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section::::digital cameras.:kodak consumer digital cameras.:other kodak digital cameras.:z series pocket video cameras.









































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bullet::::- kodak easyshare hdtv dock lets the user connect media containing photos and videos to an hdtv and to a printer for printing photos.









































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kodak has a long history in manufacturing film cameras, but has ceased marketing them in western europe and north america, excluding disposable cameras.









































kodak film cameras continue to be sold in india, latin america, eastern europe and china.









































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section::::film cameras.:advantix aps compact cameras.:advantix c series.
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beginning in september 2013, the lapd started a trial program for the use of body worn cameras with 30 officers in the skid row area. reports from the trial program indicated that the cameras functioned well and that they assisted in deescalating situations although there were some technical issues with the cameras along with slight issues with the cameras falling off of officers during movement. in november 2014, in a sign of body camera purchases to come, the department chose taser international as the vendor for body cameras to be used by the lapd after their use in the trial program earlier in the year. on december 16, 2014, mayor eric garcetti announced that the city would purchase 7,000 body worn cameras from taser for use by the department. patrol officers will be equipped with the cameras which will be purchased in the next fiscal year in order to outfit all patrol officers by the expected completion date in june 2016. 700 of the cameras will first be deployed to patrol officers in the central, mission and newton patrol areas of the city beginning in january 2015. $1.55 million was raised from private donors to start the body camera program for the initial rollout phase in order to ease budget constraints for the city with another $1 million coming from the national institute of justice, a branch of the department of justice. in total, the body cameras will most likely cost less than $10 million and will be included in garcetti's proposed fiscal year 2016 budget. before all of the cameras are deployed to patrol officers, the police commission will create a policy that governs the use of the cameras and video footage while consulting with department and city officials along with outside organizations including other departments who already use body cameras. while the commission has not created a policy yet as of december 2014, several guidelines were already outlined by the mayor, including that officers would have to turn on the cameras whenever they arrest or detain someone for interrogation and that many public interactions such as domestic violence interviews would not be recorded. the cameras may also be turned off in situations where police use deadly force. prior to the rollout of any body worn cameras, officers have been able to carry personally owned audio recording devices since 1994 if they file an application and obtain the requisite permission.
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