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Meanings of photographic in English

Pictorial representation.

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Photographic.

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Usage of photographic in English
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George Eastman wanted a simple brand name for his new photographic products.
The Guardian
2
For a long time, photographic evidence was the gold standard in court.
Wired
3
But to say that the work is simply photographic would be misleading.
The Irish Times
4
There was no difficulty in finding the houses in my photographic view.
The Doctor's Dilemma
5
You've been around long enough to know photographic evidence rarely clinches anything.
Dark rivers of the heart
6
I have a photographic memory, and I'm good with numbers and codes.
The Darkest Minds
7
Do you remember the photographic evidence the Nuremberg war trials turned up?
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
8
A trained photographer, Carlesi wanted to set up his own photographic agency.
The Irish Times
9
With Dedication to Alfred Tennyson; and a photographic portrait of Robert Browning.
A Handbook to the Works of Browning (6th ed.)
10
Keyhole A class of satellites used to send back detailed photographic reconnaissance.
BBC
11
A photographic reproduction of the 36th page of the Dresden Maya Codex.
The Evolution of the Dragon
12
Like many of Magill's recent works, Headland incorporates a screen-printed photographic image.
The Irish Times
13
It is photographic proof that will confirm the bird's existence, she says.
Radio NZ
14
As you say, photographic film is sensitive to light, not spiritual emanations.
Naomi’s Room
15
She also deleted all photographic evidence of their relationship from her page.
News.com.au
16
His photographic essay on the suicide of a young veteran, Noah Pierce.
Radio NZ
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