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Reflector
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reflector telescope
a photographic accessory used to redirect or bounce light onto a subject, typically consisting of a flat or curved surface made of reflective material
What is a "reflector"?
A reflector is a tool used in photography to bounce light onto a subject. It typically consists of a surface that can be silver, gold, white, or another color, and it helps to redirect light to fill in shadows or enhance the overall illumination. Reflectors are often used to soften harsh lighting, reduce shadows, and improve the balance of light in a scene. They are useful for achieving more flattering and even lighting in portraits and other types of photography.
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reflector telescope
a telescope that uses a large mirror to gather and focus light for better viewing
Halimbawa
The photographer set up a reflector to ensure the model's face was evenly lit during the outdoor photoshoot.
To improve the indoor lighting, he positioned a reflector opposite the window to bounce natural sunlight into the room.
The observatory used a reflector to get clearer images of stars.
The photographer used a reflector to intensify the sunlight on the subject's face, creating a dramatic portrait.
He fashioned a makeshift reflector out of foil to signal for help.
