ghostless
- adjective
- /ˈɡoʊstləs/
- Specialized
- Photographers prefer lenses that produce ghostless images in challenging lighting conditions.
Examples
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The monitor's advanced technology ensures a ghostless display even during fast-moving scenes.
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After upgrading his equipment, he noticed his prints were now completely ghostless.
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The photo turned out ghostless after editing.
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I prefer ghostless images for my portfolio.
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The monitor's advanced technology ensures a ghostless display even during fast-moving scenes.
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Photographers prefer lenses that produce ghostless images in challenging lighting conditions.
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After upgrading his equipment, he noticed his prints were now completely ghostless.
Antonyms
How Clear
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ghostless uses ghost to mean a faint double image and -less to mean 'without', so a ghostless screen or photo shows no faint 'ghost' images.