Film grain is the visible texture or pattern that appears in photographs taken with film cameras. It results from the tiny particles within the film that create a distinctive, sometimes textured appearance in the image. The size and distribution of these particles affect the image's sharpness and texture. Film grain can add a unique, artistic quality to images, often giving them a classic or vintage look.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „film grain” po angielsku

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