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opacity (1) State or quality of being opaque. (2) The degree to which a substance is or may be opaque. (3) The proportion of the light that is absorbed by the emulsion on any given area of the negative.
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opacity A medium that is so dense, neither light nor the background image can be seen through it.
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opacity A quantity that measures a material's ability to block electromagnetic radiation. Opacity is the opposite of transparency.
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opacity The optical property of a substrate material that quantifies the show-through from the back side or the next sheet. The ratio of the reflectance with a black backing to the reflectance with a white backing. Ink opacity is the property of an ink that prevents the substrate from showing through.
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opacity A measure of the amount of light obscured by very small particles in the air; clear window glass has a zero opacity, a brick wall has 100 percent opacity. Opacity is used when measuring fugitive dust.
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