photographic
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4.1
- adjective
- /ˌfoʊtəˈgræfɪk/
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fotográfico
- Louis Daguerre of Paris, who had perfected the earliest photographic process, had borne his name ever since.
- photographic images
- photographic film
- photographic equipment
People with photographic or videotape evidence are are terrified.
- People with photographic or videotape evidence are are terrified.
- And photographic styles on the iPhone are kind of there.
- And Weegee was the name he later took and used his entire photographic career.
- If you have the proper photographic or video evidence and you think something is wrong, say it.
- Recent installations and photographic work include Ghost Guest host in Bangkok and student teacher in Kigali, Rwanda.
- They have a printing play, printing printing lab where they do huge photographic prints, like as big as this table.
Examples
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Our study population size was also limited by a lack of proper photographic documentation in many tracked patients.
Academic text (2015) -
We always try to keep A photographic record of all our married couples.
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And the way she would do this is she would work at first with the photographic negative.
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We got all the photographic evidence we need.
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And you converted the White House photographic office from film to digital while you were there.
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If you have the proper photographic or video evidence and you think something is wrong, say it.
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Holly wants to have some photographic evidence of the damage caused by the explosion.
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But recently, $750 worth of photographic equipment was donated to the school.
Academic text (2008) -
The researchers noticed additional qualitative details that emerged through careful examination of the photographic evidence.
Academic text (2015) -
The scientist presented her findings with a stunning photographic display of the newly discovered species.
Compounds
- Archaic
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6.8
A flat sheet of glass or metal covered with a material that reacts to light to record pictures
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3.2
Tools like cameras, lenses, and lights that a photographer uses to take photos
- Specialized
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3.2
Paper covered with a chemical that changes when it sees light, used to make photos
- Specialized
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Paper or other material that changes when light hits it and is used to make photos
- Specialized
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3.1
A thin strip of material that cameras use to take pictures with light
- Specialized
A light-sensitive coating on film or paper that records images when exposed to light
How Pictorial
Surface Forms
Morphology
photographic = photograph (transparent) = photograph + ic
Formed by adding the adjective-forming suffix '-ic' to 'photograph', so the meaning directly relates to photography and is deducible from the base.
Etymology
Photographic comes from photo- meaning 'light' and -graph meaning 'to write', so a photograph is like 'writing with light'. That's why photographic means 'relating to photographs' or 'made by photography'.