PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «LATENSIFICATION»
latensification
latensification
name
given
uniformly
exposing
photographic
emulsion
benefits
applicable
astrophotography
capturing
images
stars
without
image
would
come
with
several
visible
perfectly
acceptable
however
many
areas
contain
latent
which
have
merriam
webster
tion
noun
ˌten
ˈkā
shən
intensification
chemical
treatment
define
verb
object
latensified
latensifying
increase
developability
plate
after
apug
recently
been
experimenting
level
neat
really
those
unfamillar
collins
always
intensifying
chemicals
extra
other
means
fine
grain
emulsions
green
slavich
pulsed
laser
radiation
case
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «LATENSIFICATION»
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latensification en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
latensification y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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Ultra-Realistic Imaging: Advanced Techniques in Analogue and ...
If the treatment is performed after exposure but before development, it is called
latensification (latent image intensification). The total increase in the holographic
material's sensitivity that can be obtained with the help of these methods
depends ...
Hans Bjelkhagen, David Brotherton-Ratcliffe, 2013
The mechanisms of the other methods of latensification are more in doubt (cf.
review by Sheppard el al., 76). These methods include bathing the photographic
material in a solution of silver salt, in a solution of hydrogen peroxide or sodium ...
W. G. Frankenburg, Vasili Ilyich Komarewsky, Sir Eric Keightley Rideal, 1950
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In Situ Hybridization in Light Microscopy
Difficulty with reproducibility • Specificity of latensification • Large numbers are
impossible • Particles of different sizes after latensification • Size 5.2.1.2.4
CHOICE OF LABEL This depends on various parameters, such as: • The
molecule to be ...
Gerard Morel, Annie Cavalier, 2000
4
Visualization of Nucleic Acids
Phenidon development- gold latensification: The large size and irregular shape
of silver grains after chemical development is not compatible with the size of
some cell subtractions or isolated molecules or with the need for precise
localization ...
5
Cinematography Mailing List - CML- The First 5 Years
Latensification. Hypersensitizing doesn't give you much of a film speed increase,
but it does give you a vast reduction in reciprocity failure. This is a big issue if you
are photographing comets with hour-long exposures and clockwork pointing ...
6
Billy Wilder, American Film Realist
Elsewhere, Seitz achieved exceptional depth of field by "latensification,"9 a
process in which an undeveloped image on underexposed stock is exposed to
low-grade light until a denser image results. Depth of field is frequently used to
reiterate ...
7
Journal of Imaging Science
0 1 2 log rel. exposure Figure 3. F-log E curves of the S + Au-sensitized emulsion
for different development conditions. The thick solid curve on the extreme left
represents the maximum speed achieved by light latensification (corresponds to
...
8
The Classical Hollywood Cinema: Film Style and Mode of ...
Photoflood lighting was also feasible because of increased film speed.41 In 1947
, Paramount and Du Pont began to use latensification to raise film speed quite
considerably. (Intensification is a process which converts underexposed film to ...
David Bordwell, Janet Staiger, Kristin Thompson, 2003
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Photographic Science and Engineering
0 1 2 Log average absorbed quanta/grain Figure 9. The effect of gold
latensification before development, tj and tg represent the time of development (
in developer VI) and that of latensification, respectively. The corrected fraction of
developed ...
10
The Journal of Imaging Science and Technology
Typical Density-log E curves for developed film lat- ensified with thiocyanate
containing solution (Au-SCN), with thiocyanate free solution (Au), or without
latensification (no Au). The latensifying solution compositions are listed in the
table.
