English Words: P

present participle and gerund of photosensitise

having a reaction to, or able to be affected by, light

In a photosensitive way.

Photosensitivity.

sensitivity to light, especially a heightened response to light

The acquisition of photosensitivity

to make something photosensitive

A molecular or atomic species that initiates a photochemical reaction

present participle and gerund of photosensitize

A photodetector

Relating to the perception of light (in the eye or other photoreceptor)

A sequence of photographs (made using a still camera)

A serigraph made from an existing photograph

The production of photoserigraphs

to photocompose

A photocomposer; a machine for photosetting.

The sharing of photographic images, especially via social networking sites

shock caused by (typically flashing) light

A session in which a photographer takes a number of photographs of a person or group of people.

To digitally edit or alter (a picture or photograph).

Of an image, digitally edited or altered.

One who digitally alters photographs.

A photographic image that has been computer-modified to show a not-yet existing feature

An individual light-sensitive element in a digital image sensor.

somnolence (induction of sleep) in a nocturnal animal caused by exposure to light

Synonym of spectrophotometer.

Relating to photospectrometry

By means of photospectrometry

spectrometry, especially that which uses visible light

A spectroradiometer with a built-in camera

Relating to photospectroscopy

In a photospectroscopic manner

spectroscopy that is recorded photographically

A visible surface layer of a star, and especially that of a sun.

of, relating to, or occurring in the photosphere

A police technique for identifying a person by having a witness select the person's photograph from a group.

stability against photochemical change

photochemical stabilization

To add compounds that absorb ultraviolet radiation to plastics in order to reduce photodegradation

Any material that photostabilizes

Exhibiting photostability

A period of growth primarily driven by light.

The balance of energy, in photosynthetic plants, between photochemical input and metabolic output

A (non-xerographic) photocopy made using a Photostat machine; (loosely) any photocopy, even a xerographic one.

xerographically

Describing a steady state reached by a photochemical reaction in which the rates of formation and disappearance of transient species are equal

statistics of the numbers of photons in various quantum states

One who photostats.

sterilization, typically of surgical instruments, by exposure to ultraviolet light

Able to be photostimulated