In the terminology of John William Draper: of or relating to images produced using tithonic rays; tithonic. See tithonic, adj.

Photography. Applied to an exposure whose duration is brief and predetermined by means of a shutter mechanism; originally applied to those…

A photograph taken using a process by which negatives are taken directly on black-enamelled or painted thin iron plates covered with photographic…

Relating to or involving the use of a telephotographic lens; produced by means of a telephotographic lens.

Designating a compound camera lens in which the individual lenses are combined in such a way that the focal length of the lens is greater than its…

Of a lens or photograph: = telephoto, adj.

Designating photography of a subject which can be contained on a tabletop, esp. of a small-scale model which gives the illusion of a larger subject…

attributive. Designating the technique of taking a sequence of photographs at set time intervals to record events that occur imperceptibly slowly, so…

Photography. Produced by means of or involving two or more flashbulbs or flash units operated in rapid succession, so that the resulting photograph…

used attributively to designate the use of flash to supplement sunlight.

A telephoto lens or camera. Cf. telelens n. at tele-, comb._form affix 1a, tele-camera n. at tele-, comb._form affix 1a.

Usually hyphenated. Designating cameras, detectors, etc., designed for use in dim light, and activities and situations involving them.