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fluorescence method

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fluorescence method [flu̇′res·əns ‚meth·əd]
(graphic arts)
A method of ultraviolet photography in which the subject is illuminated by ultraviolet light, and a filter is used on the camera to absorb the reflected ultraviolet light and permit only the visible fluorescence to reach the film.


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