Definitions: C

Film that produces color negatives or transparencies by the use of three emulsions, one coated over the other, that are each sensitive to one of the colors red, blue or green.

A hygroscopic powder used in the photographic process.

The coefficient termed by Callier as the ratio between the density of photographic negatives measured by parallel light and that measured by diffuse light, due to scattering effects. This effect is...

The use of the photographic process to produce precision copies of an original image that are many times smaller in size. One of its many applications is in microcircuitry.

A fiber optic end plate constructed by drawing a bundle of parallel fibers embedded in glass and cutting it into thin slices. These slices are assembled in a plane and heated to produce a...

The continuous record containing the series of pictures formed by chronophotographic methods.

The photographic recording of an action by taking a series of still pictures at regular intervals throughout the action.

The photographic filming of the action of x-ray images recorded on a fluorescent screen by means of large lens apertures and highly sensitive filters.

The desensitization of the first photographic exposure after it has been subjected to high-intensity radiation.

A fluorographic method whereby the sensitive photographic medium is pressed against a fluorescent screen to form a visible image.

An instrument used to measure the coordinates of a point on an object such as a photographic plate.

The photographic record of the diffraction pattern formed when x-rays pass through a crystal.