Veil is a uniformly distributed silver deposit in a photographic image, not forming part of the image itself. Also known as fog.
Video still camera is a camera using an electronic charge coupled device instead of film.
a veil of siver of low density on a photographic material.
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(1) a very thin metal sheet which can be used as a screen printing substrate, or in chemical milling, as a raw material for the production of miniature and sub-miniature metal parts, ...
A mask is like a veil put over a layer (layer mask) or all the layers of an image (selection mask). You can remove this mask by painting with white color, and you can complete it by painting with black color.
Get a black bridal veil. You can buy them by the yard from an arts and crafts store (or you can get them from a nearby 'Goth' bride).
This helps to reduce the appearance of wrinkles.
Since all films are sensitive to these shorter wavelengths, they record as a veil over the scene when a filter is not used. This veiling of the image becomes more pronounced as the altitude of the aircraft is increased.
You never know when you are going to need to tape down a veil, cover a power cord, or hold together a bowtie. It is the kind of thing that can save the day in hundreds of different situations.
“I hope the portrait releases some sort of veil that exists between the subject and the audience.
The whites of the veil are quite hot, but the skin tones look very good.
As we've seen with previous Panasonic models, switching to raw mode is like lifting a veil from the output, and even in this quick ACR conversion the true capabilities of the sensor are revealed, ...
This part of the job description is often masked behind a thin veil of secret tasks, but requirements are always the same. When it comes to creating website layouts it's important to keep true to certain design theories.
Fogging (Fog)
A produces an overall veil of density on a negative or print, which does not form part of the image. It can be achieved by chemicals or exposing the sensitive material to light.
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Once you've seen them both, it's like a blurry veil has been lifted from the shadows at ISO 50.
Where you accidentally expose an unprocessed film to light and create an unwanted veil of density. Sometimes cameras have a light leak around the sealed film chamber and the fogging appears as orange streaks spreading across the film.
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Soft light diffused by a light veil of clouds makes ideal portrait lighting and permits you to shoot all day when necessary. In sunny conditions, consider using a flash for fill to help eliminate contrast.
In the close-up of this same bride below, the light is extremely soft and creates no shadows from the veil onto her face. The highlights in the bride’s eyes are large soft octagons, the preferred shape for fashion.
Because it is late in the afternoon and the sun is partially obscured by a thin veil of clouds the sun creates soft shadows. Notice also how the mothers face is turned slightly more into the sun, softening the shadows even more.
Consists of microscopic water droplets suspended in the air which produce a thin grayish veil over the landscape. It reduces visibility to a lesser extent than fog.
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Carey Lea, by introducing an acid into the emulsion, established a practicable collodion emulsion process, which was rapid and at the same time gave negative pictures free from veil.
For instance, nature photographers often like shooting waterfalls or moving water with very long shutter times in order to achieve the bridal veil effect of blurring motion.
"Like an Italian movie, the man on his knee...shot with natural light...the bride and groom look away...a low camera angle--always dramatic--makes stars of those who aren't...an arch and a windswept veil...shot on film." ...
Causes a grey veil in light areas. Gross fogging can turn film or prints completely black. Slight fogging will cause reduced contrast and is generally pretty bad news.It is also possible to fog chemically.
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