Gray Scale
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Gray scale. A series of 256 tones raging from pure white to pure black.
Guide number. A rating of a flash’s power.
Gray Scale
A term used to describe an image containing shades of gray as well as black and white.
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Gray Scale
An image containing shades of gray as well as black and white.
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gray scale
(1) a range of luminance values for evaluating shading through white to black; (2) a reflection or transmission scale of gray tones in steps from clear or white at one end to black at the other, ...
Gray scale: The spectrum, or range, of shades of black an image has. Scanners' and terminals' gray scales are determined by the number of gray shades, or steps, they can recognize and reproduce.
Gray Scale (film)
A chart of gray tones ranging from black to white used to help conscientious lab technicians print the scene accurately.
Gray scale
An image type that contains more than just black and white, and includes actual shades of gray. In a grayscale image, each pixel has more bits of information encoded in it, allowing more shades to be recorded and shown.
Gray Scale
This is the spectrum of shades of gray and black and white of an image.
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The gray scale is a series of steps having different levels of brightness.
Gray scale:
A photo made up of varying tones of black and white. Gray scale is synonymous with black and white.
Highlights:
The brightest parts of a photo.
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COLOR CHART-Target for test photography composed of pigmented areas having colors of high saturation, often accompanied by gray scales, and useful in both color photography and in black-and-white reproduction of colored objects.
This refers to the color or gray scale of an individual pixel. A pixel with 8 bits per color gives a 24 bit image. (8 Bits X 3 colors is 24 bits.) Camera sensors are colored in a pixel by pixel method to create an image..
Using this enhanced solarisation technology, still photos could also be passed through a gray scale or color lookup table with the advantage that the effect could be previewed and progressively improved, ...
A single shot of this produces a gray scale wedge from (the cameras) black to clipped white (example below).
When applying color visualize they way they would look on a gray scale. These values are enough for landscape painting. The differences of the in-between values are so subtle that it wouldn't make much difference.
Highlights are the tones at the higher end of the gray scale, that are as close to white as possible, but still retaining some sense of color (or hue) and detail.
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First, some background: manufacturers have very stringent industry standards for testing film speed involving gray scale density measurements under controlled conditions resulting from known exposures.
Hi Jay. For us neophytes , could you briefly review how to assign the monitor color profile to the 5X7 document you suggest we create in Photoshop CS4 to check the monitor's display of a gray scale gradient? Thanks, Dave ...
In a perfect world you would also own a Kodak gray Scale or color chart (~$100) and place that in the corner of the shot and correct to that... Use nylon drapes to diffuse those lamps and any other diffusers you can think of...
If you wanted to make the stone look even darker than it currently does in the shots, you would put the meter setting on -2 to reduce the light content by even more and if you wanted it to look brighter, towards a whiter or gray scale, ...
Gray scale A series of shades of gray ranging from pure white to pure black. The linear array of brightness values assigned to a monochrome image represented in black and white, where 0 = black and the maximum array value = white.
Panavision Found the Kodak Gray Scale at the Panavision Store. Ended up buying it at Penn Camera. Slide Show Java Applets Lots of other good stuff too at DaveCentral. Are you having focusing problems? Article about dioptric adjustment.
 See also: Scale, Gray, Image, Camera, Color
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