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1 Fotografie
f; -, -n1. nur Sg.; Kunst, Technik: photography2. (Bild) photograph, picture* * *die Fotografie(Bild) snap; photograph; photography; photo; picture;(Tätigkeit) photography* * *Fo|to|gra|fie [fotogra'fiː]f -, -n[-'fiːən]1) photography2) (= Bild) photo(-graph)* * *die1) (( abbreviation photo) a picture taken by a camera, using the action of light on film or plates covered with certain chemicals: I took a lot of photographs during my holiday.) photograph2) (the act of taking photographs: He's very keen on photography.) photography* * *Fo·to·gra·fie<-, -n>[fotograˈfi:, pl fotograˈfi:ən]f2. (Bild) photograph* * *die; Fotografie, Fotografien1) o. Pl. photography no art.2) (Lichtbild) photograph* * *1. nur sg; Kunst, Technik: photography2. (Bild) photograph, picture* * *die; Fotografie, Fotografien1) o. Pl. photography no art.2) (Lichtbild) photograph* * *-n f.photo n.photograph n.photography n. -
2 Farbfotografie
f1. colo(u)r photography2. (Bild) colo(u)r photograph* * *die Farbfotografiecolour photography* * *Fạrb|fo|to|gra|fief(= Verfahren) colo(u)r photography; (= Bild) colo(u)r photo(graph)* * *Farb·fo·to·gra·fief colour photography* * *die o. Pl. colour photography* * *1. colo(u)r photography2. (Bild) colo(u)r photograph* * *die o. Pl. colour photography -
3 Aktfotografie
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4 Zeitraffer
m2. Kamera: time-lapse camera* * *Zeit|raf|fer [-rafɐ]m -s, no pltime-lapse photographyeinen Film im Zéítraffer zeigen — to show a time-lapse film
* * *Zeit·raf·fer<-s>m kein pl time-lapse photographyetw im \Zeitraffer filmen to film sth using time-lapse photography* * ** * *im Zeitraffer speeded up2. Kamera: time-lapse camera* * ** * *m.fast motion n.quick motion n.quick-motion apparatus n.time lapse n.time lapse camera n. -
5 Bildfunk
m radio photography* * *Bịld|funkmradio photography* * *Bild·funkm picture [or facsimile] transmission* * ** * *m.facsimile broadcasting n.facsimile transmission n. -
6 Fotografieren
I v/t photograph, take a photograph ( oder picture) ( mehrere: photographs oder pictures) of; sich fotografieren lassen have one’s photograph ( oder picture) taken; er lässt sich gut fotografieren he photographs well, he’s photogenicII v/i take photographs ( oder pictures); er fotografiert gern he likes taking photographs, he’s a keen (Am. an avid) photographer; ich fotografiere nicht mehr I’ve stopped taking photographs, I’ve given up photographyIII v/refl: sich gut / schlecht fotografieren photograph well / badly, come out well / badly in photographs* * *to take a photo; to take pictures; to photograph; to take photographs; to take a picture; to take a photograph* * *Fo|to|gra|fie|ren [fotogra'fiːrən] -s, no pl (= Fotografie) photography; (als Handlung) taking (of) photographs or pictures (inf)* * *(to take a photograph or photographs of (a person, thing etc): He spends all his time photographing old buildings.) photograph* * *fo·to·gra·fie·ren *[fotograˈfi:rən]I. vt▪ jdn/etw \fotografieren to take a photograph/photographs of sb/sthII. vi to take photographs* * *1.transitives Verb photograph; take a photograph/photographs of2.intransitives Verb take photographs* * *Fotografieren verboten no photographs* * *1.transitives Verb photograph; take a photograph/photographs of2.intransitives Verb take photographs* * *v.to photograph v.to take a photograph expr.to take a picture expr. -
7 fotografieren
I v/t photograph, take a photograph ( oder picture) ( mehrere: photographs oder pictures) of; sich fotografieren lassen have one’s photograph ( oder picture) taken; er lässt sich gut fotografieren he photographs well, he’s photogenicII v/i take photographs ( oder pictures); er fotografiert gern he likes taking photographs, he’s a keen (Am. an avid) photographer; ich fotografiere nicht mehr I’ve stopped taking photographs, I’ve given up photographyIII v/refl: sich gut / schlecht fotografieren photograph well / badly, come out well / badly in photographs* * *to take a photo; to take pictures; to photograph; to take photographs; to take a picture; to take a photograph* * *Fo|to|gra|fie|ren [fotogra'fiːrən] -s, no pl (= Fotografie) photography; (als Handlung) taking (of) photographs or pictures (inf)* * *(to take a photograph or photographs of (a person, thing etc): He spends all his time photographing old buildings.) photograph* * *fo·to·gra·fie·ren *[fotograˈfi:rən]I. vt▪ jdn/etw \fotografieren to take a photograph/photographs of sb/sthII. vi to take photographs* * *1.transitives Verb photograph; take a photograph/photographs of2.intransitives Verb take photographs* * *sich fotografieren lassen have one’s photograph ( oder picture) taken;er lässt sich gut fotografieren he photographs well, he’s photogenicich fotografiere nicht mehr I’ve stopped taking photographs, I’ve given up photographyC. v/r:sich gut/schlecht fotografieren photograph well/badly, come out well/badly in photographs* * *1.transitives Verb photograph; take a photograph/photographs of2.intransitives Verb take photographs* * *v.to photograph v.to take a photograph expr.to take a picture expr. -
8 Infrarotfotografie
f infrared photography* * *Infrarotfotografie f infrared photography* * *f.infra-red photography n. -
9 Unterwasserfotografie
f nur Sg. underwater photography* * *Un|ter|wạs|ser|fo|to|gra|fiefunderwater photography* * *Unterwasserfotografie f nur sg underwater photography -
10 S/W-Fotografie
fsg < phot> (Teilbereich der Fotografie) ■ black-and-white photography; b/w photography; monochrome photography -
11 Schwarzweißfotografie
f < phot> (fotografische Aufnahme) ■ black-and-white picture; b/w picture; b & w picture; black-and-white photographf < phot> (Teilbereich der Fotografie) ■ black-and-white photography; b/w photography; monochrome photography -
12 SW-Fotografie
f < phot> (fotografische Aufnahme) ■ black-and-white picture; b/w picture; b & w picture; black-and-white photographfsg < phot> (Teilbereich der Fotografie) ■ black-and-white photography; b/w photography; monochrome photography -
13 Wärmebildfotografie
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14 Fotorecht
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15 Aufnahmeleiter
1. Film (Produktionsleiter[in]): production (TV floor) manager; in Tonstudio: recording ( oder studio) manager2. Film, TV, der Kameraleute: director of photography* * *Auf|nah|me|lei|ter(in)m(f) (FILM)production manager; (RAD, TV) producer* * *1. FILM (Produktionsleiter[in]): production (TV floor) manager; in Tonstudio: recording ( oder studio) manager -
16 fotografisch
II Adv. photographically* * *photographic* * *fo|to|gra|fisch [foto'graːfɪʃ]1. adjphotographic2. advphotographically* * *(of photographs or photography: a photographic record of his journey.) photographic* * *fo·to·gra·fisch[fotoˈgra:fɪʃ]I. adj photographic\fotografische Effekte/Tricks photographic effects/trick photographyII. adv photographicallyetw \fotografisch abbilden [o darstellen] to illustrate sth with photographs* * *1.Adjektiv photographic2.adverbial photographically* * *A. adj photographic;fotografisches Gedächtnis photographic memoryB. adv photographically* * *1.Adjektiv photographic2.adverbial photographically* * *adj.photo-optical adj.photographic adj. adv.photographically adv. -
17 gestattet
I P.P. gestattenII Adj.: Rauchen / Fotografieren nicht gestattet smoking / photography prohibited* * *unforbidden* * *ge·stat·tetII. adj permitted, allowed* * *B. adj:Rauchen/Fotografieren nicht gestattet smoking/photography prohibited* * *adj.allowed adj.not forbidden adj.permitted adj. -
18 Kameraführung
f Film: camera work, photography* * *die Kameraführungcamera work* * *Kạ|me|ra|füh|rungfcamera work* * *Ka·me·ra·füh·rungf FILM, TV camera work* * ** * ** * ** * *f.camera work n. -
19 Nacktfotografie
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20 Schwarz-Weiß-Fotografie
f1. Verfahren: black-and-white photography2. (Aufnahme) black-and-white photograph* * *1. Verfahren: black-and-white photography2. (Aufnahme) black-and-white photograph
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