- Pudovkin, Vsevolod Ilarionovich by Ivan Reese
1893–1953, Russian film director. He used new techniques of film editing, particularly intercutting, in his character-centered stories. His most famous work came at the end of the silent era, with films such as Mother (1925), The End of St. Petersburg. (1927), and Storm over Asia...
- fog (fogging) by Patrick Simpson
N. See film fault, fogged.fog, chemical, n. See film fault.fog, dyschroic, n. See film fault, dyschroic fog.fog, light, n. See film fault.fog, radiation, n. The film darkening caused by radiation from sources other than intentional exposure to the primary beam; e.g., film may be exposed to scatter radiation, or accidental exposure may occur if stored film is not protected from ...
- duo by Damien Santos
... graphic arts) Recording of images on one-half of the film width during one passage of the film, then turning the film end for end and rerunning it to utilize the unused half of the film width.
- static electricity film fault by Kaiden Schmidt
A defect in a radiograph or a developed photographic film that appears as lightninglike streaks. It is caused by overly rapid opening of the film packet or transfer of static electricity from the user to the film.
- reciprocal roentgens by Damian Murray
The reciprocal of the number of roentgens needed to produce a density of 1 on x-ray film. It is used to define the speed of the film.