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color filter
noun
a screen of dyed gelatin or glass for controlling or modifying the reproduction of the colors of the subject as photographed.
Word History and Origins
Origin of color filter1
Example Sentences
Mounting the metalens on a tripod with a color filter and camera sensor, Park and the team took to the roof of Harvard's Science Center.
My vision and wrist size aren’t things I can control, but it’s almost comical how much of a difference high-contrast fonts and adding a color filter made.
The Nova Air C is equipped with E Ink’s Kaleido Plus screen, which uses a color filter layer on top of a more typical E Ink panel to offer 4,096 colors.
It relies on a traditional black and white E Ink display with a color filter laid over the top possessing red, green, and blue pigments.
Instead of the more paper-like white of black and white E Ink, Kaleido is this... muddy greenish gray thanks to that color filter.
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