Transparency adaptor
Flatbed scanners are designed to scan reflective material, but some accept an adaptor, often called a transparency hood, that has an integral fluorescent tube and is used to scan transparent materials.
Transparency
A positive image on film that looks like the scene taken. This is often also referred to as a slide or trannie.
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Flatbed scanners are designed to scan reflective material, but some accept an adaptor, often called a transparency hood, ...
Transparency Films
These are color reversal films. Again, in general, the lower the ISO the finer the grain, and the lower the contrast. Recently, new film emulsions in the ISO 50 to ISO 100 range have been released.
Transparency A positive photographic image on film, viewed or projected by transmitted light (light shining through film).
Transparency
(see Trannie)
TTL
Through The Lens: A metering system in which a light meter within the camera body measures exposure from the image-forming light that has passed through the lens.
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Transparency or Reversal Film
Over Exposure. Loss of highlight detail. Bright areas will 'burn out' leaving just a clear section of film . When it's gone it's gone.
TRANSPARENCY - A positive image on transparent film.
TRANSPARENT BODIES - Objects that permit rays of light to pass through them.
Transparency
Basically, slide film. A positive photographic image on film, viewed or projected by transmitted light (light shining through film).
Transparency (slide). A positive image on a clear film base viewed by passing light through from behind with a projector or light box. Usually in color.
Tripod. A three-legged support for the camera.
Transparency Adapter - An add-on device used with a scanner to scan slides and other see-through media.
Transparency: A positive photographic image viewed or projected by transmitted light. Colour slides are transparencies.
transparency
(1) a film positive, either black and white or in color; (2) a printed piece on clear or transparent sheeting with transparent or translucent ink for backlighting in a display; (3) a positive image on photographic color film; ...
transparency
The degree of visibility of a pixel against a fixed background. A totally transparent pixel is invisible. See also alpha channel.
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Using transparency - opacity
You can make a box or any object on your website transparent with this, changing the opacity value to how transparent you want it to be ie. from really see-through to just barely see-through.
[edit] Transparency viewers
Stereoscope and case - during WWII this tool was used by Allied photo interpreters to analyze images shot from aerial photo reconnaissance platforms.
Transparency Film is a very useful tool. It has helped me learn to get my exposure right, and it gives me wonderfully consistent color when scanned. The dynamic range is rather tight, but it's serviceable.
With color transparency film and Polaroid tests, we used to work so hard on ensuring just basic exposure.
Digital and transparency are relatively good at retaining shadow detail, but highlights become clipped and burned out.
The amount of transparency when combining a fill color, painted color, floating selection, pattern, or layer with another layer or background.
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Next, set the transparency level of the eagle to 50%, or whatever else looks good.
You will have to merge the layers (may be called "Flatten Image") before you can save it as a JPG.
A photographic transparency (positive) mounted for projection. Represent first generation production of a image. Most agencies and photo editors demands slides than prints. Having a very tight tolerance on exposure latitudes.
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Translucence or transparency is a characteristic that lets light shine through. When photographing an object with this characteristic, such as glassware, minerals, or jewelry, you try to get a light behind it.
Slide: A 35mm color transparency.
Soft-Proof: The process of using the computer monitor to accurately simulate what the image will look like when printed. Proofing on screen rather than with a hard-copy contract proof.
COLOR REVERSAL FILM PROCESSING Color transparency film forms dyes according to a reversed silver positive; for example, a yellow dye image forms in the top emulsion that corresponds to an absence of blue in the original scene.
There are two types of film - negative film and transparency film. The color palettes vary intentionally between the different manufacturers. The principal manufacturers of color film are Agfa, Fuji, and Kodak.
This page contains a four image comparison between a Canon 1Ds Mark II, Canon 10D, a Provia F ISO100 35mm 4000 dpi film scan and a 4X5 Velvia transparency scan at 1200 dpi.
Agfa makes a black-and-white transparency film known as Scala. While it can be processed in only three labs in the U.S.
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A channel masks is a special type of mask which determines the transparency of a selection. See Layer Mask : Every layer can have its own mask. The layer mask represents the Alpha channel of the layer and allows you to manage its transparency.
A standard lens such as the Nikonos 35 mm will cover an area of about 90 times the area of a 35 mm transparency at a distance of about three feet, Obviously, if you fit a close‑up lens or extension tube to the primary lens, ...
There is a tool that was very common among professionals shooting slide or transparency film where correct exposure is far more critical than with digital photography: bracketing. The term comes from gunnery.
This trough, corresponding to the low- density regions of the solarized transparency, is a "window" spanning a narrow exposure range of the positive image.
For instance, let's consider transparency film. It is limited to only a few stops of light and is very sensitive to overexposure. A digital sensor is somewhat similar.
Type of image (print, transparency, color, black and white, etc.)
Packaging
Number of entries allowed
Whether or not captions or titles are needed
Model release requirements
When photo was taken (be prepared to provide proof if asked) ...
Morrison's application of increasing transparency as the arm moves away from the model gives a sense of immediacy and mobility to the work that remains subtle, but is thoughtful and designed.
Slide - photographic transparency
Halftone - a printed image in which shades of gray are represented with a regularly spaced array of different sizes of black dots. [This is the technique used by newspapers to print photo realistic pictures.
The technique consists of creating a weak, slightly out of focus positive transparency of the original negative. Rather than exposing the negative on photographic paper, it is instead exposed on another sheet of film.
All you have to do is remove the fabric (not in the sunlight), place it on a sturdy board, arrange your objects or transparency/negative, place non-UV blocking glass on top, and place in the sun for around 10 minutes (more if cloudy).
A photographic transparency (positive), usually created directly from exposed film -- no negative is created. Usually the photographer must choose to shoot either slide or print film.
Almost any flatbed scanner will allow you to place several at one time (or twenty 35mm slides if it has a transparency adapter) simply because they fit on the glass.
Unlike GIF, PNG supports 24-bit images and produces background transparency without jagged edges; however, some older versions of Web browsers may not support PNG images.
This format supports animation and transparency, too, but is no longer limited to 256 colors. It has the advantage of truecolor (16 million colors).
Think of Layers as sheets of tracing paper or transparency film laid over top of your image. Graphic designers use layers to separate out elements of their project, so that they can work on individual pieces without damaging others.
If I have only a few rolls, I just use my film scanner's preview button, otherwise I place several negatives on my flatbed scanner and use the transparency adapter to make a contact sheet. Flatbed scanners cannot match the quality of film scanners.
In graphics, a portion of each pixel's data that is reserved for transparency information. 32-bit graphics systems contain four channels -- three 8-bit channels for red, green, and blue (RGB) and one 8-bit alpha channel.
At the same moment in time that Adams and his colleagues were mastering the art of black-and-white photography in the '30s, Kodak and Agfa introduced the first modern color transparency film.
Slide A photographic transparency (positive) mounted for projection.
Soft Focus Produced by use of a special lens that creates soft outlines.
Photographer: Allan J. Carrano
KINSA/KODAK Photo Contest
Film: KODAK EKTACHROME 400
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Although the original transparency is good, it took a bit of jiggling in photoshop to increase the contrast of the shot and really make the fireball stand out from the rather cluttered background.
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Read the instructions on the transparency sheets. They have to be loaded into your printer a certain way, so that the ink prints on the rough side and not the slippery side, in which case you will have a huge mess.
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Drag the Opacity slider if you want to add some transparency to your effect. Then, click the part of the photo you want to retouch - two circles are added to the photo. Lightroom finds a nearby point to sample for the new pixels.
Until recently, in fact, tungsten-balanced film was only widely available as slide/transparency film (as two types - the rare tungsten A and the more common B, which have slightly different colour temperatures - 3400K and 3200K respectively).
Gif
An image file format comprising of 256 colors with settings for transparency. One of the commonly used image file formats in web pages.
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Some advanced digital cameras have a clip at the top for mounting external flashguns.
-Enlarger - apparatus for producing prints by projecting a negative or transparency on sensitive paper.
-Enprint - small enlarged print, with dimensions of a fixed ration, produced commercially in an automatic printer. Usually 3 ½" wide.
I like to use a sheet of acetate (OHP transparency is a good option). Likewise any debris should be removed from the object and also the glass which could ruin the finished image.
The more recent GIF standard which allows the selection of areas for transparency. The primary use for this format is for internet and other on-line services.
GUI:
Pronounced Gooey this stands for graphic user interface.
If you’ve made several duplicates of the slide, you can begin again, or simply toss out the transparency and try a different slide. From there, you can use your scanner to record your results.
Graininess A term particular to film, it refers to the appearance of grain (the structure of a film's coating or emulsion) in a print, transparency or negative.
Layers that have image, graphics, or text/line data: The Opacity determines the transparency of the layer. An Opacity of 0% yields a completely transparent layer. An Opacity of 100% yields a completely opaque layer.
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