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Definition of fine-grain in English: fine-grainadjective fʌɪnˈɡreɪn 1Consisting of very small particles. Also (of wood, leather, etc.): having a smooth, regular texture. 2Photography. Designating a photographic emulsion composed of comparatively small grains, so that considerable enlargement of the photograph is possible without any graininess becoming apparent; made with such an emulsion. Also (of a developer): suitable for producing such photographs.
Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in William Felton (fl. c1794). From fine + grain. Definition of fine-grain in US English: fine-grainadjectivefʌɪnˈɡreɪn 1Consisting of very small particles. Also (of wood, leather, etc.): having a smooth, regular texture. 2Photography. Designating a photographic emulsion composed of comparatively small grains, so that considerable enlargement of the photograph is possible without any graininess becoming apparent; made with such an emulsion. Also (of a developer): suitable for producing such photographs.
Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in William Felton (fl. c1794). From fine + grain. |