fotográfico
“fotográfico” means “photographic” in Spanish (relating to the process or result of photography).
photographic
Also: photography
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Este es un estudio fotográfico muy profesional.
A2This is a very professional photography studio.
Mi hermana tiene una memoria fotográfica increíble.
B1My sister has an incredible photographic memory.
El archivo fotográfico de la ciudad se quemó en el incendio.
B2The city's photographic archive burned in the fire.
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Quick Quiz: fotográfico
Question 1 of 3
Which is the correct way to say 'photography equipment' (equipo)?
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From the Greek words 'phōs' (light) and 'graphikos' (writing or drawing). It literally describes the act of 'drawing with light.'
First recorded: 19th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is it 'fotográfico' or 'fotográfica'?
It depends on what you are describing! If the noun is masculine (el estudio), use 'fotográfico'. If it's feminine (la cámara), use 'fotográfica'.
Can I use this to describe a person who looks good in photos?
No, for that you should use the word 'fotogénico' (photogenic).
Where does the accent go?
The accent is always on the second 'a': fo-to-GRÁ-fi-co. This is because the stress is on the third-to-last syllable.