Use a partial NBT Test to find all items named Camera1 that is a head of a specific player.
Setup:
/scoreboard objectives add isCamera dummy
Clock (20 tps):
/scoreboard players set @e[type=Item] isCamera 1 {Item:{Damage:3, id:397, tag:{display:{Name:Bob}, Skull_Owner:<Skull Owner>}}}
/execute @e[score_isCamera_min=1] <x> <y> <z> <Command>
This will instantly find all Player Heads with the Owner of the <Head Owner> and the name of Camera1 immediately when dropped, or to be specific within 1 twentieth to 2 twentieth of a second, which will not give time for the item to fall.
Running score method: Primitive, simple, but not as good as others
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The simplest solution is not to use an actual random generator at all, because it's not really needed. The randomness can come from a user input instead.
What I mean by that is that you can have a rapidly changing scoreboard objective, and evaluate the score at the moment a button is pressed.
First set up your randomness objective using
scoreboard objectives add RNG dummy
There used to be a stat.playOneMinute which would automatically increase it by 1 every single game tick without another command needed, and it will not be the same for every player (if that is not desired, resetting it for everyone works). However, because updates have removed this statistic, we would need to implement our own commands to increase it by one tick.
1.13+ : scoreboard players add @a[scores={RNG=9..}] RNG 1
1.12- : scoreboard players add @a[score_RNG_min=9] RNG 1
Now create a fill/setblock clock and have it run
1.13+ : scoreboard players set @a[scores={RNG=9..}] RNG 0
1.12- : scoreboard players set @a[score_RNG_min=9] RNG 0
and you're done. To use your random numbers, make one command block for every single outcome and include [score_RNG=X,score_RNG_min=X] with your target selector arguments, where X is the score to use, running from 0 to 8(!). Trigger all of these at the same time. For example
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/give @a[score_RNG=4,score_RNG_min=4,team=PlayingTheGame] diamond_sword
/give @a[score_RNG=5,score_RNG_min=5,team=PlayingTheGame] dirt
...
If your command does not use a target selector argument, you can (ab)use execute for that, e.g.
/execute @a[score_RNG=4,score_RNG_min=4] ~ ~ ~ setblock 1 2 3 stone
Nowadays in 1.13+, it is advised not to use this as there are much better alternatives and it requires a running function. This is however the most easy way to generate random numbers.
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To teleport an armorstand to an item, as you say in your title:
Where
...is whatever you're using to identify the item (name? scoreboard value? location?).To spawn an armorstand at an item, as you say in your question:
Again, where
...is however you're identifying the item. I'd recommend using a scoreboard value based on their item ID, like this:Where isRedWool is a dummy objective.