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Definition of lith in English: lithnoun ˈlɪθliTH mass nounPhotographic film with a very thin coat of emulsion, producing images of high contrast and density. Example sentencesExamples - It involves heavily overexposing a suitable black and white paper - usually by two or three stops - and then only partially developing it in a highly diluted lith developer.
- He states that pinholes do not occur with reversal processing of lith film, but we included a water bath anyway since it doesn't take long.
- The process uses inexpensive lith film and is relatively easy to carry out.
- Since lith film is easily damaged by handling, I recommend leaving at least a half-inch border around the enlarged negative for manipulation with tongs or fingers.
- All the ‘Classic’ range have the same easily lith printable emulsion on a choice of white, cream, gloss, stipple, textured papers.
Origin 1950s: abbreviation of lithography, lithographic. Definition of lith in US English: lithnounliTH Photographic film with a very thin coat of emulsion, producing images of high contrast and density. Example sentencesExamples - Since lith film is easily damaged by handling, I recommend leaving at least a half-inch border around the enlarged negative for manipulation with tongs or fingers.
- It involves heavily overexposing a suitable black and white paper - usually by two or three stops - and then only partially developing it in a highly diluted lith developer.
- He states that pinholes do not occur with reversal processing of lith film, but we included a water bath anyway since it doesn't take long.
- All the ‘Classic’ range have the same easily lith printable emulsion on a choice of white, cream, gloss, stipple, textured papers.
- The process uses inexpensive lith film and is relatively easy to carry out.
Origin 1950s: abbreviation of lithography, lithographic. |