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1 range of exposures
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2 range of exposures
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3 range of exposures
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4 successive exposures
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5 successive exposures
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6 thorax exposures
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7 regulating range
диапазон управления; интервал регулирования; диапазон заданного значения; область заданного значенияover the range — в пределах; в диапазоне
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8 transformation range
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9 exposure
1. экспонирование2. экспозицияcontact exposure — контактное экспонирование; контактное копирование; контактная фотопечать
3. съёмка оригинала4. копирование5. экспозиция при копировании6. двукратная экспозиция7. кадр, снятый с двукратной экспозициейflash exposure — вспомогательное экспонирование, экспонирование на белую бумагу
flashing exposure — короткое экспонирование, засветка
8. прерывистая экспозиция9. прерывистое экспонированиеflood exposure — экспонирование по всему полю п/п пластины
10. время экспонирования, выдержкаexposure length — выдержка, продолжительность экспонирования
exposure period — выдержка; период экспозиции
11. фотографическая экспозицияprevious exposure — предварительное экспонирование, экспонирование на белую бумагу; засветка
12. экспонирование через растр13. копирование растраshadow exposure — экспонирование с «теневой» диафрагмой, экспонирование на белую бумагу
14. однократная экспозиция15. кадр, снятый с одной экспозициейslit exposure — щелевое экспонирование; экспонирование сквозь щель
split exposure — поэтапное экспонирование; ступенчатое экспонирование
16. пробное экспонирование17. пробная выдержка
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