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So there's a fight scene, and someone just happens to have a camera. Not only is the camera useful for snapping photographs,
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* The protagonist of ''[[Speed Grapher]]'' can kill with his camera, which blows up whatever he photographs.▼
== [[Comic Books]] ==
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* Sometimes, the camera really ''does'' steal souls. See (repeatedly) ''[[Goosebumps]]''.
* ''[[Discworld]]''
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* The ''only'' way to defeat the [[Big Bad]] in the book ''Golden And Grey: The Nightmares Ghosts Have'', was to capture his image in some way. The hero intended to use a pocket mirror and brought one along, but when it broke, an annoying reporter with a camera ended up saving the day.
* In [[Michael Crichton]]'s ''Prey'', the killer [[Grey Goo]] were originally designed to be nanomolecular cameras.
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* It took Buzz and his gang a camera set in the baggage conveyor belt scene to temporarily paralyze ''[[Toy Story 2]]'''s villain, [[Prospector|Stinky Pete]]. [[Blinded by the Light|With the flash]], of course.
* In one ''[[Ed Edd and Eddy]]'' episode Eddy keeps doing this to Kevin.
▲* The protagonist of ''[[Speed Grapher]]'' can kill with his camera, which blows up whatever he photographs.
* [[Johnny Test]] used this to defeat the Molemen in one episode.
* During a [[James Bond]] [[Parody]] episode of ''[[Dexter's
== [[Truth in Television]] ==
* More reasonable than you may think. Older film cameras are
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