(graphic arts) Undesired illumination striking photographic area or copy field.
extraneous light
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- hood
- ceilometer (instrument – in aviation, meteorology)
- fog
- suppressor
- Cinematography (photography)
- Cyclorama (theater)
- Fogging (photography)
- Machine vision optical filters
- Diaphragm (optics)
- Ashen light
- Enlarger
- Pinhole camera
- Cathode ray tube
- History of the single-lens reflex camera
