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22 Cards in this Set
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marks or scratches on the emulsion surface of photogrpahic materials (usually film)
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abrasions
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in a mounted photograph it refers to an image that extends to teh boundaries of the board
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bleed
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albums of photos that give you ideas
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clip files
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light that is directed away from the subject toward a reflective surface
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bounce light
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the negative holder in an englarger
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carrier
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the ability of a film to realistically reproduce the colors of a scene
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color balance
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the impression of clarity of detail in the photograph
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definition
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the blackness of an area in a negative or print that is determined by the amount of light that can pass through a negative or reflect from a print
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density
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the spreading of a light ray after it passes near the edge of an object
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diffraction
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defects in the shape of an image caused by certain types of lenses
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distortion
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a method of mounting prints on cardboard or similar materials by means of heat pressure, and tissue impregnated with shellac
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drymounting
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holds photographic paper flat for explosure under the enlarger
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easel
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lighting the subject in such away as to produce a minimum of shadows and contrast in the subject
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flat lighting
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darkening or discoloring of a negative or print caused by extraneous light of chemical action
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fog
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a blur, or halo effect, that sometimes occurs around a bright subject
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halation
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the distance from the camera beyond which no further focusing adjustment is required to maintain a sharp image
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infinity
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used to describe a finish on paper-nonglossy or dull
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matte
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used to describe paper with a smooth surface which can be used for ferrotyping
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glossy
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incapable of transmitting light. also a commercial product which is painted on a negative to black out an area
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opaque
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the range of grays (densities) in a photographic image
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tonal scale
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the shades of red and orange (brown) in a black and white image
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warm tones
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refers to the thickness of photographic paper
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weight
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