A picture in which the lights and shades correspond in position with those of the original, instead of being reversed, as in a negative.
Opposite of a negative - An image, such as print or a slide, with the same tonal values and colors as the original scene. A PRINT is a photograph printed on paper.
In reference to photography, the image on paper, film or glass that corresponds precisely to the original subject.
A piece or cast taken from a negative mold. A positive is cast into a negative to create the final piece.
Any photographic image with tones corresponding to the subject. The opposite of a negative.
Any sculpture or model used to create the negative mold. For example, in a life cast, it's the actual head.
The opposite of a negative for example an image with the same tonal relationships as those in the original scan. Most prints and slides are positive.
(1) Describing the terminal of a storage battery from which the conventional current leaves the battery; (2) having the ability to attract electrons; and (3) the opposite of negative.
in film terminology, positive refers to the raw stock designed for positive images, the positive film stock which has been exposed and processed, or the positive image or print itself. Because of its superior grain and latitude, negative stock is used more often than positive film stock.
Tones of the image on film correspond to real life, i.e. Slides or Movies.
some people call it good; Leo of the Light says that, in order to be positive, you should change the way you think about things. Here's an example: - If you "hate" school, it becomes negative. To make it positive, you should get the best marks you can, so that you can graduate sooner
A photographic image on paper, film or glass which corresponds to the original copy; the reverse of negative. to top
The point of any circuit from which the current flows. Opposite of negative.
Corresponds with the original artwork in all aspects.
Refers to "what is," in contrast to normative which involves value judgments as to "what ought to be." The word is not, in this use, the opposite of either "negative" or "harmful."
Positive refers to the image created when film has been exposed. The image contains dark and light values as well as color.
a film showing a photographic image whose tones correspond to those of the original subject
The photographic image in which the lights and darks appear as they do in nature.
A photographic image where the subject's light and dark tones are correctly recorded.
The state in the artwork in which the art elements, or their combination, produce the subject. (See negative areas)
Designating or pertaining to a kind of electrical potential -opposite of negative. A point or terminal on a battery having higher relative electrical potential.
The opposite of a negative. A positive can be used to produce a print, in which the colors or shades are reverted to their original form.
Photographic image on film or paper which corresponds to the original image.
A photographic reproduction on paper or film in which the tonal values correspond to the original.
Relating to or designating: a) a quantity greater than zero; b) The sign (+); c) a quantity, number, angle or direction opposite to another designated as negative.
A reproduction that is exactly like the original.
A generic term referring to images made from a photographic negative. Exhibits created using this process
Photographic image on paper or film in black and white, which corresponds to the original copy. Reverse of negative.
Film on which the areas that will eventually print are black and the nonprinting areas are clear.
the opposite of a negative, an image with the same tonal relationships as those in the original scenes, for example, a finished print.
The end result of film once it has been exposed. The image contains dark and light values as well as color (Example: a 35mm slide is a positive)
The black areas of a film positive will be printed and the clear areas of a film positive will not be printed. The opposite of a film negative.
Photographic film used to create a printing plate that contains an image of the page in which the dark and light areas of the page match the original. See also Negative.
In photography, film containing an image in which the dark and light values are the same as the original. The reverse of negative.
a true photographic image of the original made on paper or film.
Film that contains an image with the same tonal values as the original; opposite of a negative.
a photographic reproduction on film, made from a negative or on a duplicating film in which the highlights in the original are clear and the shadows are solid.
An image formed of lines and symbols which are opaque to light on a background which either allows all light to pass through (transparency) or reflects all light (a white background).
having a plus charge (Positive charges are attracted to negative charges and are repelled by other positive charges.)
the print in which the tones of the image echo those of the original subject
The positive version is used when the signature appears on a white background. It may not be inverted (modified to reverse form) for use on a dark background.
Characteristic of an image on film or paper in which blacks in the original subject are black or opaque and whites in the original are white or clear.
a positive film master has black and white areas in the same relationship as the final printed symbol, that is, the background is white or clear and the human readable characters are black.
Image reproduction with the same density values as the original.
Any sculpture or model used as a pattern for a negative mold.
Also referred to as a slide or transparency; this is a photographic image in which the light areas correspond to light areas in the subject, and the dark areas correspond to the shadow areas in the subject.
An image on film or paper in which the dark and light values are the same as the original as distinct from negative.
Designating or pertaining to electrical potential; opposite of negative. The positive battery terminal is the point where electrons return to the battery during discharge.
Film in which the dark and light areas are the same as the original, as opposed to a film negative.
Photographic image on film that corresponds to the original copy; the reverse of a negative.
A photo image in which the light areas correspond to light areas in the subject, and the dark areas correspond to the shadow areas in the subject. Also called a slide, transparency or color reversal.
Opposite of negative, used to describe any photographic image that reproduces the subject's original tones and/or colors. A slide is a positive; a print is a positive.
Polarity of point that attracts electrons as opposed to negative which supplies electrons.
Film made from a negative that reproduces the original image's light and shade.
Film or print reproduction of an original containing the same color relationship and subject placement as the original.
in photography, the production of prints or transparencies in which light and dark correspond to the tonal range of the original subject.
process for printing a color transparency directly on paper to produce a positive print.
In photography and lithography, a film or print containing an image in which the light and dark values are the same as the original. The reverse would be a negative.
(1) A photographic image having approximately the same rendition of light and shade as the original subject. (2) A film, plate, or paper containing such an image.
In photography, an image with lights and shades corresponding to those of the subject.
A pattern is said to be positive when it is non-transparently reproduced.