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Raw files
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Many pro and semi-pro digital cameras include the option for capturing raw files, which—unlike jpegs, tiffs, and other file formats—contain all of the data captured during the exposure in an unedited format. when processed, raw files can be adjusted far more extensively than images captured in other imaging formats, and can be saved as jpegs, tiffs, etc. the original raw file remains unaltered and can be reprocessed at any time for other purposes.
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Fil, шведский
Fil, турецкий
Fil, азербайджанский
Fil, узбекский
Fil, английский
- Filament
- Fillet
- Filter
- Franklin institute laboratories
- Undeveloped film/unexposed film, followed by loading position. example: .fil/2 (ahm)
Fil - electrode autoprotege, французский
Fil d'eau, французский
Fil de soudure, французский
Fil electrique, французский
Fil flexible, французский
Fil fourre, французский
Fil isole, французский
Fil neutre, французский
Fil nu, французский
Fil nu protege contre les risques de contact, французский
Filé, шведский
Fil-à-fil, немецкий
Gewebe bei dem abwechselnd ein heller und ein dunkler faden in kette und schuß aufeinanderfolgen = treppchenartige kleinmusterung
Fila, шведский
Fila de botones, испанский
Fila de estanterías, испанский
Filadiere, английский
- A small flat-bottomed boat of the garonne.
- A flat-bottomed french boat of the garonne region.
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Micro lenses, английский
Micro lenses are commonly mounted on the tops of the light-gathering portion of pixels (aka photons) and are often angled along the edges of camera sensors to capture and redirect light back into the pixel, as a method of reducing light falloff on the edges of the image and redirecting it for image processing. not to be confused with nikkor micro lenses.
Depth of field (dof), английский
Literally, the measure of how much of the background and foreground area before and beyond your subject is in focus. depth of field can be increased by stopping the lens down to smaller apertures. conversely, opening the lens to a wider aperture can narrow the depth of field. for more on this subject, see the explora article, “depth of field, part i: the basics.”
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