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Russell effect

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Russell effect [′rəs·əl i‚fekt]
(graphic arts)
The formation of latent developable images on a photographic film or paper by an agent other than electromagnetic radiation, such as a resin, metal, volatile liquid, or printing ink. Also known as Vogel-Colson-Russell effect.


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