halation

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18:56 Mar 9, 2010
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Art/Literary - Photography/Imaging (& Graphic Arts)
Additional field(s): Printing & Publishing
English term or phrase: halation
Definition from Neenah Paper, Inc.:
In photography, a blurred effect, resembling a halo, usually occurring in the highlight areas or around bright objects.

Example sentence(s):
  • Use your wide-open CA test shot, and examine the branches. If they have a translucent look, it’s probably due to halation. Colours Magazine
  • Halation creates secondary ghost images in the film, which to photographers is bad because they are a by-product of unintentional light and film interaction. anbstudio
  • To combat halation, film manufacturers treat the base of the film to reduce or nullify reflections. Grey base is a film base permanently dyed a low density grey colour, this reduces reflection back into the emulsion and light-piping within the base. National Film and Sound Archive
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Kristina Radziulyte


  

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Definition from own experience or research:
Nuotraukos blankumo efektas, paprastai atsirandantis apšviestose vietose arba aplink šviesius objektus.

Example sentence(s):
  • Šviesa iš objekto šono ir nugaros padeda vizualiai atskirti jį nuo fono, aplink fotografuojamą daiktą nuotraukoje susidaro savotiška aureolė. Tada fotografuojamo dalyko forma tampa labiau ryškiai matoma. - vpu.lt  
  • Nesvarbu, ką jums sakė tėvai - fotografuoti prieš šviesą tikrai galima. Šviesa už žmonių galvų ir nugarų gali sukurti įdomią aureolę, išryškinti plaukų spalvą, jų purumą. - o-kaip.lt  
Kristina Radziulyte
Lithuania
Local time: 14:17
Native speaker of: Lithuanian
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