"Where are you pointing the camera at?" Is this sentence correct?
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It's a little odd. You generally don't need 'at' with 'where', because 'where' includes the idea of location. Normally you'd say either:
'Where are you pointing the camera?'
or
'Who are you pointing the camera at?'
'What are you pointing the camera at?'
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