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Traducción de afterimage en Español:

afterimage

postimagen, n.

Pronunciación /ˈæftərˌɪmɪdʒ///

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    postimagen femenino técnico
    • I looked up, and at each flash of lightning, an after-image of a bird was left.
    • Tate has acquired this smaller installation, two curved rooms where changing coloured lights exploit the effect of retinal after-images.
    • I stared at it long after it had vanished, the after-image imprinted on my retina.
    • They could also be after-images, hypnagogic imagery, or memory images with subliminal material that was not veridical.
    • Focus on the after-image of the light, without moving your head, until it completely vanishes.
    • The blaze began to die down, the flames diminished until all that was left was the dull reddish after-image.
    • In low light, they create after-images, just like stained glass.
    • Yet the image of the landscape lingered in his eyes, an after-image caused by the brilliant bolt of energy.
    • ‘After spending that day just staring at the space where the buildings were, it was as if there was an after-image imprinted on your retina, and there's something of that in the towers of light,’ he said.
    • Blooming out fogs the screen by producing a temporary after-image.
    • Move the eye to the left of the canvas after focusing on the stripes and after-images appear.
    • But after-images (of complementary colour and brightness) can be caused by staring intently at any pattern of high contrast.
    • Such complementary colours produce the greatest reciprocal enhancement by simultaneous contrast when juxtaposed; also when negative after-images are produced, these will be of the colour complementary to that which produces them.
    • But if you squint, or view the design at a distance, it morphs in the mind's eye into a much more conservative composition, very much the after-image of its symmetrical Central Park West forebears.
    • When I stand up, that after-image remains fixed in my visual field.
    • We only get brief pulses of memories, like a flash bulb going off in your face, leaving the after-image lingering onscreen for a few seconds.
    • If you stare at a bright colour for a time and then look at a white surface, you will see an after-image, which will be the subtractive complement.