| FLASHCUBE | Device attached to film cameras which allows four bursts of illumination |
| FLASH | Rush of water; bolt of lightning; burst of illumination; collective group of paparazzi; or, a sci-fi superhero (5) |
| ADSORB | Get attached to film publicity brothers brought up (6) |
| CANON | Originally named Precision Optical Instruments Laboratory, the current name is derived from this Japanese company's first camera, which was in turn named for the Buddhist Bodhisattva of mercy |
| WEBCAM | Camera which broadcasts on the Internet (6) |
| CINEMATOGRAPH | Camera which takes still pictures that give the impression they are moving (13) |
| FIBREOPTIC | Brief sort of device attached to bottle of transmission of light (5-5) |
| OPTIC | Measuring device attached to the neck of an inverted bottle of spirits (5) |
| MILLWHEEL | Device attached to the side of buildings to produce hydropower in the food processing industry (9) |
| LOVELOCK | A long tress or braid of hair adorned by an Elizabethan or Jacobean "man of fashion"; or, as two words, a device attached to a bridge as a romantic gesture (8) |
| OPTICS | The science of light and vision; eyes; or, devices attached to the necks of inverted bottles for dispensing measures of spirits (6) |
| STEM | Winding device attached to a wrist device |
| TAPAS | Listening device attached to a small sort of bar |
| ZOOMLENS | Device attached to a camera to magnify the image (4,4) |
| TAP | Device attached to a maple tree to drain sap |
| WAHWAH | --- --- pedal, device attached to an electronic musical instrument to create a particular sound (3-3) |
| STYLUS | Device attached to the cartridge of a record player (6) |
| EVIDENCED | New device attached to the walls of study may be demonstrated (9) |
| OARLOCK | What is the American name for the device attached to a boat's gunwale in which the oar swings? (7) |
| SLEIGHBELL | A tinkling device attached to a sled or harness of an animal drawing it (6,4) |
