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POET SLEEVE: Pleated at shoulder; very full from shoulder to cuff. Reflex Camera: A camera with a built- mirror that reflects the scene being focused by the lens onto a ground-glass viewing screen. Now it more commonly means the wine's total smell, including changes that resulted from oak aging or that occurred the bottle--good or bad. Aeration The process of letting a wine "breathe" the open air, or swirling wine a glass.
The aftertaste or "finish" is the most important factor judging a wine's character quality. Flat Having low acidity; the next stage after flabby. Latent images form the emulsion, are made visible permanent during development. IS: Image Stabilization.
Very richly flavored sweet. It's debatable whether aerating bottled wines (mostly reds) improves their quality. K-14: The chemistry used to process Kodachrome film. Contrast: The difference brightness between different light dark tones within a scene.
Residual sugar: The amount of sugar left a wine at bottling. Also used to describe the entire process of development fixing of an image an emulsion. Warm is low, cool is high. If processed correctly, silver-based materials are, by nature, archival.
Larger lenses produce increased image magnification. transparencies, the opposite is true. "Save the Date" Card These informal announcements precedes the marriage invitations several months ahead allows your guests to make the necessary arrangements to attend your marriage. BLOUSON: Drooping fullness fabric from bodice to waist; gathered at or below waist.
Another source of bitterness is tannin or stems. Tungsten Light: Light that is roughly 3200 degrees Kelvin color temperature. Different from Granularity. A very short shutter opening duration.
Murky More than deeply colored; lacking brightness, turbid sometimes a bit swampy. Ground Glass: A flat piece of glass that is roughened on one side so that an image focused on it can be seen. Dedicated Flash: Electronic flash that must be used with specific cameras to automatically adjust the camera's exposure controls to produce the correct exposure. Slide: A transparency that is mounted for insertion into a projector.
DPI: Dots Per Inch. Medoc(pronounced may-doc) Red wine district within the Bordeaux region of France Mousseux French term used to describe sparkling wine made by the Charmat Method - a method where sparkling wine is made bulk sealed tanks then bottled under pressure. K-14: The chemistry used to process Kodachrome film. Buttery Indicates the smell of melted butter or toasty oak.
Latitude: The range of exposure (+/-) which a photographic emulsion will produce a usable image. Canadians originated the process own the trade name. Available with one lens that acts as both viewing taking lens (Single-Lens Reflex, SLR) or with separate lenses for viewing taking (Twin-Lens Reflex, TLR). WATTEAU: Train falls from back yoke of dress.
Incident Light Meter: A meter that measures the amount of light falling on a subject. Aspherical Lens: Type of lens that is ground a particular way to better correct for spherical aberration. Trousseau French, from Old French, diminutive of trousse bundle. Strobe: Loosely refers to an electronic flash, or any light source that emits light very short bursts.
Madeira) that seem to pick up a steely or smoky aroma from the earth which they are grown. Robust Means full-bodied, intense vigorous, possibly a bit overblown. Acronym often used newsgroups or email messages.
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