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Browse All Abbreviation related to the Acronym Photography & Imaging. All abbreviations on this page are NSOP means New School Of Photography, NTMI means Night Time Medical Imaging, NVI means New Vision Imaging, NZIPP means New Zealand Institute of Professional Photography, NZIPP means New Zealand Institute of Professional Photographers, O means Optical Coherence Tomography Imaging System, O means Optical Imaging and Spectroscopy, OASIS means Open Annotation Semantic Imaging System, OBIG means Optical Biomedical Imaging Group, OCF means Off-Camera Flash, OCF means Off Camera Flash, ODIC means Olympus Digital Imaging Center, OE means Over Exposed, OFCI means Outcomes Focused Cardiac Imaging, OGI means Optical Gas Imaging, OHP means Open Homes Photography, OIA means Outpatient Imaging Affiliates, OIC means Oncologic Imaging Course, OICE means Optical Imaging Centre Erlangen, OICE means Optical Imaging Center Erlangen,

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NSOPNew School Of Photography. List Of NSOP
NTMINight Time Medical Imaging. List Of NTMI
NVINew Vision Imaging. List Of NVI
NZIPPNew Zealand Institute of Professional Photography. List Of NZIPP
NZIPPNew Zealand Institute of Professional Photographers. List Of NZIPP
OOptical Coherence Tomography Imaging System. List Of O
OOptical Imaging and Spectroscopy. List Of O
OASISOpen Annotation Semantic Imaging System. List Of OASIS
OBIGOptical Biomedical Imaging Group. List Of OBIG
OCFOff-Camera Flash. List Of OCF
OCFOff Camera Flash. List Of OCF
ODICOlympus Digital Imaging Center. List Of ODIC
OEOver Exposed. List Of OE
OFCIOutcomes Focused Cardiac Imaging. List Of OFCI
OGIOptical Gas Imaging. List Of OGI
OHPOpen Homes Photography. List Of OHP
OIAOutpatient Imaging Affiliates. List Of OIA
OICOncologic Imaging Course. List Of OIC
OICEOptical Imaging Centre Erlangen. List Of OICE
OICEOptical Imaging Center Erlangen. List Of OICE

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What is an acronym?

An acronym is a word or phrase made up of the first letters of a series of words, with the first letter of each word capitalized.

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Some examples of acronyms are LIST OF NSOP, LIST OF NTMI, LIST OF NVI, LIST OF NZIPP, LIST OF O, LIST OF OASIS, LIST OF OBIG, LIST OF OCF, LIST OF ODIC, LIST OF OE.

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Acronyms are different from initialism in that they are pronounced as words. For example, AIDS is an acronym for acquired immune deficiency syndrome.

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