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Eidetic Image: vivid and detailed reproduction of a previous perception e.g. a photographic memory.

Miltonic Imagery: Imagery made famous by Milton's poetry--especially Paradise Lost. Examples include the dark angels or twisted demons laboring at Pandemonium's construction deep below the earth in fiery shad . . . View Full Definition

Narrative Image: A particular representation of a program created by advertising and promotion in order to entice viewers.

Line Image: Photographic image consisting of black areas and clear film i.e. White.

Olfactory Imagery: Imagery dealing with scent. See imagery.

Latent Image: Invisible image produced by exposure which can be made visible by development.

Image Stabilization: A feature that reduces the blurring of images that occurs as a result of camera shake when taking hand-held shots, particularly at slow shutter speeds or when using telephoto lenses. Optical . . . View Full Definition

Imagery: A common term of variable meaning, imagery includes the 'mental pictures' that readers experience with a passage of literature. It signifies all the sensory perceptions referred to in a poem . . . View Full Definition

Interactive Guided Imagery: An effective set of tools that can be used to mobilize the latent, innate healing abilities of clients to support rehabilitation, recovery, and health. It helps clients facilitate an enhance . . . View Full Definition

IS (Image Stabilizer): Feature that minimizes the effects of camera shake. Originally designed for video cameras. Canon has transferee the technology to its ef lenses.