From root: litrato
Usage Note
Panlitrato describes objects or tools specifically designed for taking photos, such as lenses or lighting. It is a functional adjective used in technical contexts.
Examples
" Bago ang lente kong panlitrato. "
Natural Translation
My camera lens is new.
Literal Translation
New the lens my for-photography.
" Ito ang aking panlitrato. "
Natural Translation
This is what I use for photography.
Literal Translation
This the my used-for-photography.
" Kapag mahaba ang biyahe, lagi niyang dala ang lahat ng kagamitang panlitrato para hindi makaligtaan ang magagandang tanawin. "
Natural Translation
On long trips, he always brings all his photography equipment so he doesn't miss the beautiful scenery.
Literal Translation
When long the trip, always by-him carried the all of equipment for-photography so-that not miss the beautiful views.
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