Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
photo studio
Chinese translation:
照相馆 / 影樓 / 攝氏影室
English term
photo studio (3/3)
1/3 - camera shop (a place where one normally goes to purchase camera and camera equipment such as tripods, filters, and lenses. The sales expertise is usually at a very high level).
2/3 - photo shop (A place where one goes to have film developed. Other services such as the sale of camera equipment and passport photos can also be found in limited amounts.)
3/3 - photo studio (A place where one goes to have his or her picture taken. The sale of picture frames and photo albums are also offered from time to time.)
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