halation

But we got a red halation around the white lights.

He seemed to wear a halation in the last of the light.

On each in- halation you say three words very slowly and distinctly inside your head.

Finally, halation of the printing film during exposure can contribute to dot gain.

If you combine that with lower visual acuity, at night the white letters on a dark background cause halation.

If you have lower visual acuity, the blur and the halation combined really make the footprint of the world much more difficult to read.

The halation may, or may not, have been due to some kind of jet drive, but it did not indicate any great speed.

Jaxom sneezed once more, an ex- halation that rocked him back on his heels.

Taken to an extreme, the edges become overly visible and detract from the quality of the image-this is referred to as halation.

Full Throttle Halation!

For a brief moment, way up at the top of the ridge, the sun diffuses through the trees and a halation of the light comes down to us.

This was to be retained when loading and exposing the plate and served both to protect the delicate emulsion and to inhibit halation.

For a moment the entire iron car was outlined in an eerie violet halation as the paint boiled up on the vehicle's surface, and all four tires melted.

Due to slight halation of the light source, digital C-prints produced on high end equipment have true continuous tones not possible with images created with ink or pigments.

That discrepancy may be due to non-ideal properties of the display-screen (e.g. crosstalk, halation, etc.) and/or due to straylight problems in the light measuring device.

Among these are "circles of confusion" or "halation of highlights," two optical terms for highlights that are slightly out of focus, the way they often are in photography.

It dodged the attacks of the Sailor Senshi before being destroyed by Sailor Moon's Moon Princess Halation.

The expression on his face froze for an instant, and then, with a sudden ex- halation, he slumped in his chair and the lines in his forehead deepened wearily.

Age tends to diminish night vision, especially the ability to distinguish contrast, and older drivers are vulnerable to what engineers call "overglow" or "halation," when letters lighted by headlights blur together.

The often-discussed sparkling pearly highlights in Vermeer's paintings have also been linked by advocates to the possible use of a camera obscura, the primitive lens of which would produce halation.

Aki began to release material under his own name, while Kouichi started Everlasting-K and Junji started HALATION.

The best suggestion I can make is that you imagine a brilliantly red light as seen in a fairly thick fog so that there is a strong halation, and you will have something of the effect.

Sometimes the work looks wet and blurry, like the striking "100 Years Ago," in which the highly simplified figure of a bearded man, seated in a canoe, is surrounded by a halation that again evokes Munch.

Correct exposure for dull quartz usually results in serious over-exposure of feldspars, with development of halation areas around the grains, while correct exposure of feldspars produces marked under-exposure of quartz grains.

The notable halation effect or glow often seen in the highlights of infrared photographs is an artifact of Kodak High Speed Infrared (HIE) black-and-white negative film and not an artifact of infrared light.