adjacency effect
noun
: a change in size, density, or other property of a photographic image sometimes observed when small adjacent images are close enough to influence each other and when such a change is not to be expected from the normal sensitometric properties of the material compare border effect, eberhard effect , mackie line
Word History
First Known Use
1948, in the meaning defined above
- openheartednesses
- opening
- opening (up)
- opening bid
- opening bit
- opening day
- opening die
- opening gambit
- opening gun
- opening hours
- opening material
- opening night
- opening out
- opening up
- openings
- openlier
- openliest
- openly
- openmindednesses
- openmouthed
- openmouthed grunt
- openmouthedly
- openmouthedness
- openmouthednesses
- openness