Pronunciation: /ˈtɛləˌfoʊtoʊ/
noun a type of camera lens that has a long focal length, typically used for taking photographs of distant objects
A1 I bought a telephoto lens for my camera.
A2 The photographer used a telephoto to capture the birds in the distance.
B1 The telephoto allowed me to take clear pictures of the wildlife from afar.
B2 She invested in a high-quality telephoto for her professional photography work.
C1 The telephoto lens provided exceptional zoom capabilities for the nature photographer.
C2 Using a telephoto lens, the photographer was able to capture stunning details of the cityscape from a rooftop.
adjective relating to or using a telephoto lens
A1 I bought a telephoto lens for my camera.
A2 The telephoto feature on my phone allows me to take clear pictures from far away.
B1 The photographer used a telephoto lens to capture detailed shots of the wildlife.
B2 The telephoto capabilities of the new camera are impressive, allowing for sharp images even at a distance.
C1 Professional photographers often invest in high-quality telephoto lenses for capturing distant subjects.
C2 The telephoto lens on the latest DSLR camera model is renowned for its exceptional clarity and precision.
formal The photographer used a telephoto lens to capture detailed shots of the wildlife from a distance.
informal I borrowed my friend's telephoto lens to get better pictures at the concert.
slang I need to upgrade my gear with a sick telephoto lens for those faraway shots.
figurative Her telephoto vision allowed her to see the bigger picture in every situation.
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