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Warm tone
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The look or mood of a print or slide that tends toward the amber, or yellow/red. in black and white, a brown or sepia-toned print, or a brown-black printing paper.
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Tone, английский
- The description used to identify artwork features as being opaque or clear, expressed
- The slightly tense state of a healthy muscle when it is not fully relaxed. also called tonicity, tonus
- N тон | attr. тоновый language, system, voice falling ~ нисходящий тон high ~ высокий тон level ~ ровный тон low ~ низкий тон lower ~ низший тон middle ~ средний тон rising ~ восходящий тон tonema и toneme n тонема gliding ~ скользящая тонема tonemic a тонемный
- A color created when a hue is blended with gray; adding gray quiets or tones down a color.
Tone, английский
Tone (1, 4, 5, 6), английский
Tone (3), английский
Tone (phone), английский
Гудок
Tone arm, английский
Tone bagpipe, английский
Передатчик одночастотной перестраиваемой помехи
Tone burst, английский
- Wave train consisting of several cycles of the same frequency.
- Wave train consisting of several cycles of the same frequency.7
Tone color, английский
The sound or property of an instrument, as distinct from any other.
Tone control, английский
Tone control equipment, английский
Tone curve, английский
Градационная кривая
Tone deafness, английский
Tone dialing, английский
A feature of touch?tone telephone that allows interactive services.
Tone dialling, английский
Тональный набор (телефония)
Tone glide, английский
Tone of market, английский
Конъюнктура
Tone on hold, английский
Tone operated net loss adjustor, английский
Tone-above-band, английский
Передача тонального
Tone-in-band, tib, английский
Передача узкополосного сигнала в пределах поло- сы частот информационного сигнала используется в сочетании с методом передачи информации на обп cm. switched tone con- сер t
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Hyperfocal distance, английский
- The nearest point in the scene which is in focus when the lens is focused at infinity. this distance changes according to the focal length of the lens and the aperture at which it is set. setting a lens at its hyperfocal distance maximizes the depth of field when infinity must be kept sharp.
- Often used by landscape photographers, it is the focus distance providing the the maximum amount of depth of field. older prime lenses for film cameras usually had hyperfocal distance marks to aid in finding this magic sweet spot. with today’s lenses it is possible to calculate, just takes a bit more work and a hyperfocal distance calculator.
Incident light/incident meter, английский
The light that falls on a subject, rather than that which is reflected off it. many handheld meters are of the incident light reading type. incident readings are made from the subject with the meter pointed back at the camera.
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