 Close Up FotoClick to Search Close Up Foto |
| close up, photo taken from a close distance |
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fotoClick to Search foto |
Foto (das)
n. photo, photograph, picture, snapshot photo, of light; of photography, photographic |
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Foto in dunkelbraunem TonClick to Search Foto in dunkelbraunem Ton |
| sepia, photograph printed in shades of brown |
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Foto MontageClick to Search Foto Montage |
| photomontage, superimposition of photographs, combination of two or more photographs |
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Foto schießenClick to Search Foto schießen |
take a picture, photograph, produce an image using a photographic process
Fotos schießen
take photos |
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FotoalbumClick to Search Fotoalbum |
Fotoalbum (das)
n. photo album, book used to hold preserve and display photographs |
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FotoapparatClick to Search Fotoapparat |
Fotoapparat (der)
n. camera, device used to take photographs |
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FotoatelierClick to Search Fotoatelier |
Fotoatelier (das)
n. photo studio, photographer`s workroom |
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FotochemieClick to Search Fotochemie |
Fotochemie (die)
n. photochemistry, branch of chemistry that studies chemical reactions resulting from the influence of light or radiation |
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FotochemikerClick to Search Fotochemiker |
Fotochemiker (der)
n. photochemist, chemist who engages in the study of chemical reactions resulting from the influence of light or radiation |
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fotochemischClick to Search fotochemisch |
adv. photochemically, in a photochemical manner, from the point of view of photochemistry
adj. photochemical, of chemical reactions resulting from the influence of light or radiation |
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fotoelektrischClick to Search fotoelektrisch |
| adj. photoelectric, pertaining to the electrical effects caused by electromagnetic radiation (esp. visible light) |
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fotoelektrischer EffektClick to Search fotoelektrischer Effekt |
| photoelectric effect, transfer of energy from light rays that touch the electrons in a substance |
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FotoelektrizitätClick to Search Fotoelektrizität |
Fotoelektrizität (die)
n. photoelectricity, electricity produced by the influence of light |
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FotoelektronClick to Search Fotoelektron |
Fotoelektron (das)
n. photoelectron, electron released due to effects of photoelectricity |
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FotoemissionClick to Search Fotoemission |
Fotoemission (die)
n. photo emission, emission of light |
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FotofilmClick to Search Fotofilm |
Fotofilm (der)
n. film, thin flexible material coated with light sensitive emulsion (Photography) |
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FotofinishClick to Search Fotofinish |
Fotofinish (das)
n. photo finish, race that is so close that the victor can only be determined by examining a photograph; close finish |
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FotogenClick to Search Fotogen |
Fotogen (das)
n. photogen, chemical substance used as an illuminant and a solvent |
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FotografClick to Search Fotograf |
Fotograf (der)
n. photographer, one who takes pictures |
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FotografieClick to Search Fotografie |
Fotografie (die)
n. photography, art of producing images on film that is sensitive to light or radiation, art of taking pictures |
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FotografieexperteClick to Search Fotografieexperte |
Fotografieexperte (der)
n. expert in photography, one skilled in the art of photography |
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FotografiegrößeClick to Search Fotografiegröße |
Fotografiegröße (die)
n. photograph size, dimensions of a developed picture |
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fotografierenClick to Search fotografieren |
| v. photograph, take a picture, produce an image using a photographic process |
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Fotografieren ist verbotenClick to Search Fotografieren ist verboten |
| photography prohibited, the taking of photographs is not allowed |
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fotografischClick to Search fotografisch |
adv. photographically, through the use of photography
adj. photographic, of a photograph, pertaining to pictures created through photography; of photography, pertaining to photography |
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FotographClick to Search Fotograph |
Fotograph (der)
n. photographer, one who takes pictures |
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FotographieClick to Search Fotographie |
Fotographie (die)
n. photography, art of producing images on film that is sensitive to light or radiation, art of taking pictures |
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Fotographie mit hoher AuflösungClick to Search Fotographie mit hoher Auflösung |
| high-resolution photography, production of sharp clear images |
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fotographierenClick to Search fotographieren |
| v. snap, take a picture, photograph |
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FotogravurClick to Search Fotogravur |
Fotogravur (die)
n. photo-gravure, method of printing in which ink is absorbed in low-lying areas on the paper |
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FotoindustrieClick to Search Fotoindustrie |
Fotoindustrie (die)
n. photography industry |
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FotokineseClick to Search Fotokinese |
Fotokinese (die)
n. photokinesis, movement or activity caused by the influence of light |
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FotokopieClick to Search Fotokopie |
Fotokopie (die)
n. photocopy, duplicate of a document, copied document |
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FotokopierautomatClick to Search Fotokopierautomat |
Fotokopierautomat (der)
n. photocopier, machine used to photographically duplicate documents, copy machine |
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fotokopierenClick to Search fotokopieren |
| v. xerox, copy using a photocopier; photostat, copy or duplicate a document |
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FotokopiererClick to Search Fotokopierer |
Fotokopierer (der)
n. photocopier, copy machine, machine used to photographically duplicate documents |
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FotokopiergerätClick to Search Fotokopiergerät |
Fotokopiergerät (das)
n. photocopying machine, copy machine, machine that photographically duplicates documents or pictures |
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FotokopiermaschineClick to Search Fotokopiermaschine |
Fotokopiermaschine (die)
n. photostat, copy machine, machine for duplicating documents |
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FotolaborClick to Search Fotolabor |
Fotolabor (das)
n. photo lab, laboratory where film is developed |
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FotolinseClick to Search Fotolinse |
Fotolinse (die)
n. lens, transparent surface which forms an image by focusing rays of light |
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FotolithografClick to Search Fotolithograf |
Fotolithograf (der)
n. photolithograph, lithograph produced by photoengraving |
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FotolithografieClick to Search Fotolithografie |
Fotolithografie (die)
n. photolithography, production of lithographs through photoengraving |
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FotolumineszenzClick to Search Fotolumineszenz |
Fotolumineszenz (die)
n. photoluminescence, production of light as a result of the previous absorption of radiation (Physics) |
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FotolyseClick to Search Fotolyse |
Fotolyse (die)
n. photolysis, chemical breakdown of material due to the influence of light or radiation |
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FotomagnetismusClick to Search Fotomagnetismus |
Fotomagnetismus (der)
n. photomagnetism |
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FotomakrographClick to Search Fotomakrograph |
Fotomakrograph (der)
n. photomacrograph, photograph which shows an item at actual size or slightly magnified |
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FotomakrographieClick to Search Fotomakrographie |
Fotomakrographie (die)
n. photomacrography, photography of objects at their actual size or slightly magnified |
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FotometerClick to Search Fotometer |
Fotometer (der)
n. photometer, device used to measure the intensity of light |
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FotometrieClick to Search Fotometrie |
Fotometrie (die)
n. photometry, measurement of the intensity of light (Physics); measurement of the brightness of stars (Astronomy) |
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FotomikrografClick to Search Fotomikrograf |
Fotomikrograf (der)
n. photomicrographer, one who works in photomicrography, one who takes photographs through a microscope |
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FotomikrographClick to Search Fotomikrograph |
Fotomikrograph (der)
n. photomicrograph, photograph taken through a microscope |
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FotomikrographieClick to Search Fotomikrographie |
Fotomikrographie (die)
n. photomicrography, photography through a microscope |
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FotomodellClick to Search Fotomodell |
Fotomodell (das)
n. photo model, photographic model |
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FotomodellagenturClick to Search Fotomodellagentur |
Fotomodellagentur (die)
n. modeling agency, agency in charge of finding new faces and placing models in jobs |
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FotomontageClick to Search Fotomontage |
Fotomontage (die)
n. photomontage, superimposition of photographs, combination of two or more photographs |
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FotonClick to Search Foton |
Foton (der)
n. photon, elementary particle of light and electromagnetic energies |
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FotopathieClick to Search Fotopathie |
Fotopathie (die)
n. photopathy, movement in response to light; disease caused by the effects of light |
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FotoperiodeClick to Search Fotoperiode |
Fotoperiode (die)
n. photoperiod, duration of exposure to light over a 24-hour period (Biology) |
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FotoperiodismusClick to Search Fotoperiodismus |
Fotoperiodismus (der)
n. photoperiodism, response of plants and animals to the length of day and night within a 24 hour period (Biology) |
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FotophobieClick to Search Fotophobie |
Fotophobie (die)
n. photophobia, abnormal fear of light |
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FotophosphorylationClick to Search Fotophosphorylation |
Fotophosphorylation (die)
n. photophosphorylation, phosphorylation which uses light as a source of energy (Biochemistry) |
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FotoplatteClick to Search Fotoplatte |
Fotoplatte (die)
n. celluloid, plastic material made from cellulose nitrate and camphor, movie film ribbon |
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FotoreaktionClick to Search Fotoreaktion |
Fotoreaktion (die)
n. photoreaction |
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FotoreporterClick to Search Fotoreporter |
Fotoreporter (der)
n. photojournalist, journalist who works for a newspaper that contains photographs |
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FotorezeptorClick to Search Fotorezeptor |
Fotorezeptor (der)
n. photoreceptor, receptor which perceives light stimulus (Biology) |
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FotoromanClick to Search Fotoroman |
Fotoroman (der)
n. photographic novel, novel told by pictures created through photography |
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Fotos schießenClick to Search Fotos schießen |
take photos
Foto schießen
take a picture, photograph, produce an image using a photographic process |
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Fotosatz herstellenClick to Search Fotosatz herstellen |
| photocompose, arrange in a photocomposer, set type photographically (Printing) |
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FotosentwicklungClick to Search Fotosentwicklung |
Fotosentwicklung (die)
n. film developing, process of rendering images visible on film |
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FotoshootingClick to Search Fotoshooting |
Fotoshooting (das)
n. shooting, taking of photos |
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FotosphäreClick to Search Fotosphäre |
Fotosphäre (die)
n. photosphere, bright visible surface of the sun |
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FotostoryClick to Search Fotostory |
Fotostory (die)
n. photo story, short work of fiction consisting of snapshots |
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FotosyntheseClick to Search Fotosynthese |
Fotosynthese (die)
n. photosynthesis, (Biology) process of using sunlight to produce carbohydrates (esp. in plants) |
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Fotosynthese bewirkenClick to Search Fotosynthese bewirken |
| (Biology) photosynthesize, produce chemical compounds using solar energy (esp. in plants) |
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FototaxieClick to Search Fototaxie |
Fototaxie (die)
n. phototaxy, response or movement in response to light stimulus (Biology) |
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FototaxisClick to Search Fototaxis |
Fototaxis (die)
n. phototaxis, response or movement in response to light stimulus (Biology) |
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FototherapieClick to Search Fototherapie |
Fototherapie (die)
n. phototherapy, treatment using light; exposure to artificial sunlight as a means of medical therapy |
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FototonusClick to Search Fototonus |
Fototonus (der)
n. phototonus, sensitivity to light; response to light stimuli (Biology) |
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FototropismusClick to Search Fototropismus |
Fototropismus (der)
n. phototropism, heliotropism, tendency to turn or grow in the direction of sunlight (Botany) |
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FotowinkelClick to Search Fotowinkel |
Fotowinkel (der)
n. angular field, angle between a camera and an object, angle from which a picture is taken |
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FotozelleClick to Search Fotozelle |
Fotozelle (die)
n. (also: Photozelle) photocell, electric eye, photoelectric cell, device that uses light to regulate or produce an electrical current |
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FotozubehörClick to Search Fotozubehör |
Fotozubehör (das)
n. photographic equipment (e.g. cameras) |
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