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Definition of otography
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Otography
(n.) A
description
of the ear.
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Camera
::
Camera
(n.) A
chamber,
or
instrument
having
a
chamber.
Specifically:
The
camera
obscura
when used in
photography.
See
Camera,
and
Camera
obscura..
Photoxylography
::
Photoxylography
(n.) The
process
of
producing
a
representation
of an
object
on wood, by
photography,
for the use of the wood
engraver..
Photography
::
Photography
(n.) The art or
process
of
producing
pictures
by this
action
of
light.
Photographer
::
Photographer
(n.) One who
practices,
or is
skilled
in,
photography..
Photographical
::
Photographical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
photography;
obtained
by
photography;
used ib
photography;
as a
photographic
picture;
a
photographic
camera.
Photograph
::
Photograph
(v. i.) To
practice
photography;
to take
photographs.
Collodion
::
Collodion
(n.) A
solution
of
pyroxylin
(soluble
gun
cotton)
in ether
containing
a
varying
proportion
of
alcohol.
It is
strongly
adhesive,
and is used by
surgeons
as a
coating
for
wounds;
but its chief
application
is as a
vehicle
for the
sensitive
film in
photography..
Photograph
::
Photograph
(n.) A
picture
or
likeness
obtained
by
photography.
Microphotography
::
Microphotography
(n.) The art of
making
microphotographs.
Photography
::
Photography
(n.) The
science
which
relates
to the
action
of light on
sensitive
bodies
in the
production
of
pictures,
the
fixation
of
images,
and the
like..
Actinism
::
Actinism
(n.) The
property
of
radiant
energy
(found
chiefly
in solar or
electric
light)
by which
chemical
changes
are
produced,
as in
photography..
Heliography
::
Heliography
(n.)
Photography.
Picture
::
Picture
(n.) A
representation
of
anything
(as a
person,
a
landscape,
a
building)
upon
canvas,
paper,
or other
surface,
produced
by means of
painting,
drawing,
engraving,
photography,
etc.; a
representation
in
colors.
By
extension,
a
figure;
a
model..
Emulsion
::
Emulsion
(n.) Any
liquid
preparation
of a color and
consistency
resembling
milk; as: (a) In
pharmacy,
an
extract
of
seeds,
or a
mixture
of oil and water
united
by a
mucilaginous
substance.
(b) In
photography,
a
liquid
preparation
of
collodion
holding
salt of
silver,
used in the
photographic
process..
Chloridate
::
Chloridate
(v. t.) To treat or
prepare
with a
chloride,
as a plate with
chloride
of
silver,
for the
purposes
of
photography..
Photo-
::
Photo-
() A
combining
form from Gr. fw^s,
fwto`s,
light;
as,
photography,
phototype,
photometer..
Magnetograph
::
Magnetograph
(n.) An
automatic
instrument
for
registering,
by
photography
or
otherwise,
the
states
and
variations
of any of the
terrestrial
magnetic
elements..
Photogeny
::
Photogeny
(n.) See
Photography.
Intensifier
::
Intensifier
(n.) One who or that which
intensifies
or
strengthens;
in
photography,
an agent used to
intensify
the
lights
or
shadows
of a
picture..
Pyrogallol
::
Pyrogallol
(n.) A
phenol
metameric
with
phloroglucin,
obtained
by the
distillation
of
gallic
acid as a
poisonous
white
crystalline
substance
having
acid
properties,
and hence
called
also
pyrogallic
acid. It is a
strong
reducer,
and is used as a
developer
in
photography
and in the
production
of
certain
dyes..
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