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electronic flash
[ ih-lek-tron-ik flash, ee-lek- ]
noun
- a flash lamp, usually attached to a camera or housed within a camera body, that produces brilliant flashes of light by the discharge of current through a gas-filled tube.
electronic flash
noun
- photog an electronic device for producing a very bright flash of light by means of an electric discharge in a gas-filled tube
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of electronic flash1
Example Sentences
The opening ceremony in the packed 80,000-seat Olympic Sports Center Stadium in Hangzhou featured electronic flash, 3D animations and a virtual torchbearer.
Instead, the high-tech games â billed of course as âgreen gamesâ â offered electronic flash, 3D animations and a virtual torchbearer.
Instead, the high-tech games - billed of course as âgreen gamesâ - offered electronic flash, three-D animations, and a virtual torchbearer.
His Electronic Flash, a battery-powered device able to carry its own energy supply and integrated into the camera body, began to dominate the consumer market in the late 1960s.
However, research by the Unversity of Cambridgeâs Martin Evans on assessing the harm done by flash photography suggests âuse of electronic flash by the public poses negligible danger to most museum exhibits.â
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