[Grammar] Have long have you been into (something) or Have long have you been in (something) ?

[Zoli]

I'm not sure which one is correct:

Have long have you been into photography? or
Have long have you been in photography?

 

[tedmc]

They are both correct but mean different things.

 

[Zoli]

Person A: I have a passion for photography.
Person B: Have long have you been into/in photography?

 

[GoesStation]

Person A: I have a passion for photography.
Person B: Have long have you been into/in photography?

With "into", A is asking about B's interest. With "in", A is asking about B's profession.

 

[jutfrank]

Am I the only one to have noticed the huge error?!

Have long ...

 

[GoesStation]

Am I the only one to have noticed the huge error?!

Have long ...

I just noticed it a few seconds ago.