camera-ready

[ kam-er-uh-red-ee, kam-ruh- ]

adjective

, Printing.

1. (of text or illustrations) ready to be photographed.

Example Sentences

His star was on the rise, bolstered by the marvel of what he could do and, also, that camera-ready personality.

From Los Angeles Times

"When I delivered Definitely Maybe I didn't have a car either. My mate Matthew Sankey drove me to London in his Peugeot 205 because it was the only copy of the camera-ready artwork and I couldn't risk it getting lost in the post."

From BBC

After an excruciating amount of time spent in the “Darkest Hour” makeup chair to play Winston Churchill, did you set out to find a role like Jackson Lamb where you just put on dirty clothes, a stained overcoat and you’re camera-ready?

From Los Angeles Times

The shipping-container home of Ally and Spike Wray-Kirk in Pioneertown may look camera-ready for a shelter magazine spread, but you will find it recently published in a project that’s decidedly un-Architectural Digest in feel.

From Los Angeles Times

And make no mistake: Greene, a perfect specimen of do-nothing right-wing congressional service, lives for these camera-ready moments of political theater.

From Salon