darkroom
- noun
- /ˈdɑrkˌrum/
- Specialized
- For learning in the digital darkroom, the possibilities are endless.
- digital darkroom
- computer darkroom
- darkroom techniques
Examples
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Before attempting any work in the digital darkroom, make sure to utilize an image that is technically sound.
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With the right tools, a darkroom can transform ordinary photos into stunning works of art.
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And now we have the computer darkroom to give us more and faster tools.
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Using the computer darkroom to make new slides from old.
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The digital darkroom has come of age, primarily as a result of the creativity of these two brothers.
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Becoming a creative photographer can be accomplished in-camera or through the use of the digital darkroom.
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The Desktop Digital Darkroom will cover scanning, imaging programs, printing equipment, file handling, image manipulation, and production of the final image.
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Photographers often use a darkroom to digitally enhance their images before sharing them online.
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Learning to navigate the darkroom software can greatly improve your photography skills.
Synonyms
A computer program that people use to edit and organize photos
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Darkroom is also used for a digital editing space, keeping the original idea of dark ('without light') and room ('space'). So a digital darkroom is like a private 'room' on your computer where you edit and process photos away from normal light.