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Granularity - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Granularity is the extent to which a system is broken down into small parts, either the system itself or its description or observation. It is the "extent to which a larger entity is subdivided. For ...
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With the photographic materials used in this work, no scanning aperture size was found which gave granularity-versus-density functions similar in shape to ...
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In a photographic printing process, the granularity mottle which represents the printed-through granularity pattern of the negative can be analyzed best by means of the Weiner spectrum of its density fluctuations. ... A theory is given for the linear transfer of granularity through a printing process, and results are given for...
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L. A. Jones and G. C. Higgins, "Photographic granularity and graininess II. The effect of variations in instrumental and analytical techniques," J. Opt. Soc ...
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measure for the photographic granularity, where b is the slit width .... Comparisons of Wiener spectra of photo- graphic granularity largely affected by the ...
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A new granularity factor (b{\cdot}\varPhim(ν){=}const. for a given film) is suggested as an objective measure for the photographic granularity, ...
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This invention relates to photographic silver halide materials containing low laydowns of silver halide having improved granularity and dye hue.
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The aim of the art disclosed therein is to improve the drawbacks involved in reduction of silver coverage, e.g., decrease in photographic speed and deterioration in granularity, by the use of a core/shell emulsion having a high iodide content on the inside, the use of two-equivalent couplers, and the use of particular...
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In the conventional photographic system, granularity or graininess of a photo print is deteriorated as the degree of enlargement increases. This is because there is a limit in grain size or coarseness of grain on the silver-salt photo film.
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