Fotografici

Fotografici is the plural masculine form of the Italian adjective fotografico, meaning “relating to photography” or “photographic.” It agrees with masculine plural nouns; the feminine plural is fotografiche.

Etymology: The word stems from fotografia (photography) with the standard Italian suffix -ico, forming an adjective used to describe things associated with photography.

Usage: In Italian, fotografici is used to describe objects, methods, and concepts connected to photography. Common collocations include strumenti fotografici (photographic instruments), materiali fotografici (photographic materials), processi fotografici (photographic processes), and esposizioni fotografiche (photographic exhibitions). As with all adjectives, it agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies.

Context: The term appears across fields such as art, journalism, education, and industry, where it helps categorize equipment, techniques, and products related to photography.

See also: fotografia, fotografico, fotografia digitale, attrezzatura fotografica.