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OXIDATION FOG [1 record]

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Record 1 2011-01-18

English

Subject field(s)
  • Photography
OBS

Chemical fog caused by oxidation will often disappear if the image is bleached in a permanganate bleacher.

CONT

Chemical fog covers all types of fog caused by side reactions in the developer and fixer.

OBS

The term "oxidation fog" is more often replaced by "chemical fog" among professional photographers, [but "chemical fog"] is a generic for different types of fogs.

Key term(s)
  • oxydation fog

French

Domaine(s)
  • Photographie
DEF

Noircissement indésirable qui apparaît sur le film ou sur le papier, causé par une réaction chimique associée à la présence [d'oxygène dans l'air].

OBS

Les photographes utilisent davantage le terme «voile chimique», mais ce terme englobe différents types de voiles.

OBS

Pour l'observation, la définition et l'équivalent, l'auteur s'est inspiré des ouvrages intitulés «La photo de A à Z» et «Lexique du cinéma d'amateur».

Spanish

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