to take a picture or shoot a film

to take a photograph; the art or practice of photography

photographer; cinematographer; cameraman

A security camera used for monitoring or recording specific locations for safety.

to videotape

a camera used for capturing moving images, such as a cine or video camera

degrees Celsius (°C)

to take in, consume, or ingest substances such as food or nutrients into the body; the quantity of such substances consumed

A professional facility or sound stage used for filming motion pictures or television programs.

to take in or assimilate substances such as nutrients, fluids, or energy; intake

to produce (a movie, TV show, etc.)

intake quantity

a group of people working together to produce a film or television program

the Celsius temperature scale or degrees centigrade

to ingest food; to consume

an exhibition where photographs are displayed for the public to view

to act as regent

to film or record a video

to forcibly summon or capture a living soul, often referring to deities or supernatural agents in mythology performing their duty of leading spirits to the underworld.

To produce a new version of an existing film, television show, or media production.

(literary) to nurse to health; to recuperate

a simple optical camera without a lens that projects an inverted image onto a surface through a tiny aperture

a cinematographic technique where the camera is mounted on a crane or boom to provide an overhead or high-angle perspective

take good care of yourself!

wedding photography (typically including studio services and equipment)

time-lapse photography

slow shutter speed photography

a group of people responsible for video recording or filming, typically consisting of camera operators and assistants.

a student or community organization dedicated to the art and hobby of photography.

the prostate gland

benign prostatic hyperplasia or enlargement of the prostate gland, often occurring in older men

to maintain good health or prolong life; equivalent to [[养生|養生|yang3 sheng1]]

computed tomography

positron emission tomography (PET)