Dropping camera lingo is the secret nod among photo nerds worldwide.

JPEG, CR2, NEF. Y’know what we mean. 3-letter acronyms are your vocab of choice.

Now you can show you’re in the know with Camera Lingo Necklaces. These precision laser-cut acrylic necklaces come in 4 elite styles: a no-flash icon, JPEG, CR2 (Canon RAW), and NEF (Nikon RAW).

If you’re a natural light purist, the no-flash icon is for you. If JPEG is your fav format, bear it on your chest. Want to show your Canon or Nikon loyalty? CR2 or NEF will be your choice!

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