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      nomenclature: (no-men-kla-chor) n. 1.A set or system of names or terms, 
      as those used in a particular science or art. 2.The names or terms forming 
      a set or system. Knowing what to call things and what the words mean is 
      half the battle to achieving understanding. - W. Morgan Rockhill. Photography 
      / Imaging Glossary - Mark Forget of Digital Exposure.
 Abécédaire 
      du numérique par la Documentation française département 
      de la Photographie, à compléter..
 Glossaire 
      - Megapixel. Illustrée. Francais
 Le 
      glossaire photo - Mis au Point. Illustrée. Francais.
 Glossaire 
      - Itis photo. Francais
 En 
      quelques mots - Kodak France
 Lexique 
      - Yves Deton. Belgique, francais.
 Photographie, 
      techniques de base - Glossaire - Roger Morin. Small, francais.
 Japanese 
      Photo Dictionary - Yomiuri Shimbun Osaka
 Fotoleksikon - Norwegian: 
      FOTO dot NO.
 Glossary 
      of Photo Terms - Jim Coe. Small but illustrated.
 A 
      to Z of Photographic Terminology. This site is mainly for my Photographic 
      Students at the North Highland College, Thurso, Caithness, Scotland.
 Glossary 
      of PhotographyREVIEW - John Shafer
 Pacific 
      Rim Camera Glossary of Terms. - Mike Otto. This is a list of terms I 
      use in describing cameras. Small. - Bumps, or "Zeiss bumps" 
      Bumps 
      seen under leather covering.
 Photomag 
      Glossary. Get to grips with photographic lingo courtesy of Photomag
 Short 
      Course Digital Glossary - Dennis Curtin.
 Silverlight 
      glossary - Alistair Houston: kettle - Invaluable piece of equipment 
      when its all going wrong. Use to make tea or coffee to accompany quantities 
      of chocolate. (Silverlight is in the UK)
 York Photo 
      Labs Photography Glossary
 Masters 
      of Photography Glossary
 Glossary 
      of Photography Terms - Mark S. McKenzie
 Glossary 
      of Terms - A partial list of photographic definitions. Very small.
 
 
 specialized
 
 Steve's 
      Digicam Glossary - This (always changing) document can help those new 
      to the world of digicams understand some of the abbreviations and terms 
      used when describing digital cameras and the computer-based digital darkroom. 
      These terms can be particularly confusing because you are dealing with digital 
      cameras, photography and computer technology at the same time.
 Glossary 
      of Digital Photography Terms - Department of Surgery at the Duke University 
      Medical Center, Durham, N.C.
 Digital 
      Imaging Glossary of Terms. Signature Color.
 
 Glossary 
      of Flash Terms by Bron/Visatec. Small but useful.
 Aerial Data 
      Systems glossary aerial photography etc.What's a high-tech industry 
      without high-falutin' words? Zoom in here to get the low-down on the jargon.
 Stereo 
      Photography Terms - Steve Berezin
 3D 
      Photo Glossary - Jeffrey L. Cooper.
 Glossary 
      of Terms in Black and White Photography - John Collett
 Definitions of common photographic terms - 19th C photographic processes 
      - William L. Clements Library
 Collectors 
      Guide glossary. Some words to help you look differently at photography.
 Under 
      Water photography glossary - DIVER Magazine is the premier diving magazine 
      in Canada
 Laborlexikon 
      - Adrian Bircher. Swiss photo magazine Foto online.
 A 
      glossary of common printing terms the Light Room. Printing lab terms.
 Darkroom 
      Online glossary is meant to cover many of the terms you will encounter 
      in darkroom work and photography. Lots of products covered.
 
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    | bi-lingual 
        dictionaries - woordenboeken of tweetalige woordenlijsten 
 Phictionary 
        - Martin Trautmann 
        - A dictionary of photographic terms ; ein Wörterbuch photographischer 
        Begriffe. English - German - Italiano. Martin also maintains a bicycle 
        dictionary; you guessed it: the Bictionary 
        (I knew that one)
 Contax 
        Users DE - Fotografisches Wörterbuch English-German / Deutsch-Englisch
 Dizionario 
        Italiano - Inglese - from the Italian photo magazine Reflex
 Dictionary 
        English - Italian - from Reflex
 English 
        - Chinese Photo Dictionary - F. H. Tong's Studio, Net Photo Club, 
        Hong Kong's first
 photo club on the Internet.
 Fotowörterbuch 
        - Boris 
        Nienke. Die kleine Hilfe für den Fotofreund... Englisch - Deutsch
 English -> German / 
        Deutsch <-> Englisch LEO - Link Everything Online; Informatik 
        der Technischen Universität München -This dictionary contains 
        263646 entries! Technical dictionary, containing a lot of photographical 
        topics.
 Grand 
        Dictionnaire Terminologique - francais - Canadian, anglais / english 
        - french. Les termes de jargon informatique, "internétique", 
        photographique, etc, sont rassemblés dans le Grand Dictionnaire 
        Terminologique édité à l'initiative du gouvernement 
        canadien, et qui comprend plus de trois millions de termes français 
        et anglais. Autant savoir...
 Photo glossary / Glossaire de la photo - +900 mots concernant la photographie 
        de l'anglais vers le françaiset vice versa. - John Trollope (where 
        did his site go?)
 
 
 other fields (other than photography, but adjacent; sometimes including 
        photographic terms)
 
 Glossary 
        of Film Terms - Black and White film factory.
 Northern 
        Micrographics: Glossary of Imaging Terms.
 Photonics 
        Dictionary If you need to know the meaning of a word in our technology, 
        you can find it here!
 Dizionario Termini Cinematografici 
        italiano - inglese / english - italiano. Oltre 10000 termini ed espressioni 
        in uso nell'industria cinematografica e televisiva, tradotti e spiegati 
        in italiano.
 Glossaire 
        du CCVAF - Film; Video; Multimedia; Camera. Ciné-club de Fribourg. 
        English - Francais.
 Biggest 
        Theatre Glossary on the Web - Jon Primrose. Over 800 terms.
 ArtLex - Michael 
        Delahunt. You will find definitions of more than 3,100 terms used in visual 
        culture, along with thousands of images, pronunciation notes, great quotations 
        and cross-references. The name ArtLex comes from art lexicon. A lexicon 
        is a list of words or a dictionary.
 Lighting 
        Design Knowledgebase Glossary - Georg Mischler. Lighting Design and 
        Simulation Terminology. This glossary combines terms that are used in 
        architectural lighting design and lighting simulation. The interdisciplinary 
        nature of the work of the lighting designer is reflected in terms originating 
        in architecture, radiometry, photometry, colorimetry, metereology, physiology, 
        psychology, mathematics, geometry and computer graphics.
 SiteLighting 
        Glossary - Come across a lighting word you are'nt sure of? Completely 
        new to the world of lighting? We feel your pain! Here you will find a 
        collection of terms and concepts that should help to make your life easier.
 Philips 
        Lighting Glossary
 Glossary 
        of Lighting Terminology - Lithonia Lighting is North America's largest 
        manufacturer of lighting equipment for commercial, industrial, outdoor 
        and residential applications.
 
 
 Geeks 
        Glossary of Photographic Terms - humor: Glossary. - A factory 
        that adds a highly reflective surface to photographic prints.
 
 
 Onelook 
        - A search engine for 700+ dictionaries, glossaries and lexicons.
 
 The List 
        of Language Lists - Michael Everson. He maintains a list of mailing 
        lists devoted primarily to the linguistic study of individual languages 
        and groups of languages.
 
 
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 My 
        native tongue is dutch and not chinese, japanese, german, french, italian 
        or english - ah you guessed that - so if I made any mistake, or missed, 
        or misspelled something completely, please let me know. You can mail me 
        here: wim@wiskerke.com 
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    | De betekenis van 
        de woorden cookie; flag; gobo en scrim. Deze 
        pagina is het gevolg van een kleine discussie in nl.foto die behoorlijk 
        off topic raakte. Uiteindelijk wil je toch weten hoe het nou echt zit. en dan zit er maar 
        één ding op: Zoeken.
 Het volgende heb ik gevonden:
 Even gekeken in: http://onelook.com/index.html- die kijkt 
        in 600+ woordenboeken en -lijsten. En 
        de meest relevante zijn:
 
 
 from http://www.dramatic.com.au/glossary/glossarye_o.htm 
        :
 Gobo - A metal 
        plate with a pattern punched out of it and placed in the gate of a profile 
        spot to produce an image or outline on stage.Scrim 
        - Finely woven fabric which can be translucent or opaque using lighting 
        from different angles. Small pieces of a scrim material is often used 
        in front of lanterns to soften the light beam.
 
 
 from http://homepage.newschool.edu/~schlemoj/film_courses/glossary_of_film_terms/glossary.html#g
 Gobo - see 
        Cookie.Coocoloris 
        - A fancier way of saying Gobo or Cookie.
 Cookie 
        - A flat board, like a flag, but full of irregular holes used for creating 
        a pattern of shadows when put in front of a light.
 Flag 
        - This has two meanings. 1.: It can be a large black cloth on a frame 
        used on a shoot to keep light out of part of the composition. 2.: In the 
        cutting room it is a small piece of tape attached to a shot in a roll 
        and used exactly as you would use a bookmark. The flag sticks out the 
        side of the roll, making it easy to find that shot again quickly.
 
 
 from http://www.ex.ac.uk/drama/tech/glossar0.html
 COOKIE : See 
        Gobo.GOBO 
        : A thin metal plate etched to produce a design which can then be projected 
        by a profile spotlight (E.g. Foliage, Windows). The image can be used 
        soft focus to add texture, rather than a defined image. A number of composite 
        gobos in different coloured lanterns can, with careful focusing, produce 
        a coloured image (e.g. a stained glass window). Greater detail can be 
        achieved using a glass gobo.
 The original use of the word GOBO came from the early days of Hollywood. 
        When the Director of Photography wanted daylight excluded from some area 
        of the set, he'd say "GO BlackOut". Loads of people would run around putting 
        black material between the sun and the set. It eventually evolved into 
        other stuff that goes in front of lights and now most commonly (in the 
        UK at least), refers to patterns in profiles.
 In the US TV/Film industry, a Gobo is a piece of material used to mask 
        or block light and a Cookie (short for Cucaloris(from the Greek kukaloris: 
        the breaking up of light)) is the same as a UK Gobo.
 GOBO HOLDER 
        : A metal plate designed to hold a gobo of a particular size in a lantern 
        of a particular type.
 GOBO ROTATOR 
        : See Effects.
 from http://204.213.254.3/guest/?MIval=glossary&id=245
 gobo - Also 
        called cutter or flagAn opaque panel used to block light from selected areas on the subject 
        or from entering the camera lens.
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