Contrast Values: Perceived difference between the light areas (highlights) and the dark areas (shadows) of a scene. The range of contrast levels between the highlights and the shadows is called contrast values.

 

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Contrast Values: Perceived difference between the light areas (highlights) and the dark areas (shadows) of a scene. The range of contrast levels between the highlights and the shadows is called contrast values.

High Contrast Developer: Solutions used to produce high contrast images.

Hidden Values: A sales charge that is not explicitly disclosed or is buried in the fine print of a mutual fund prospectus or life insurance policy and therefore is not immediately apparent.

Simultaneous Contrast: Effect that adjacent color hues have upon each other.

Error Of Contrast: An error occurring when raters assign ratings based on comparisons between individuals being rated instead of using previously established organizational standards.

Successive Color Contrast: Trick of the human eye by which the impression of a color is influenced by an immediately preceding color stimulus.

Variable Contrast Paper: Is a printing paper in which the contrast can be varied depending on the color of the printing light. This can be altered by using different color filters.

Values: The relative lightness or darkness of colors or of grays.

Tone Values: Various shades of gray between the extremes of black & white in a photographic image.

Corporate Values: The prescribed standards, behaviors, principles or concepts that an organization regards as highly important.