fine-grain
(of an image) having an inconspicuous or invisible grain.
(of a developer or emulsion) permitting the grain of an image to be inconspicuous or invisible.
Origin of fine-grain
1- Also fine-grained.
Words Nearby fine-grain
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How to use fine-grain in a sentence
Reddish granite, of very fine grain; with the aspect of sandstone.
That is, it is enough to give you bread of a firm, fine grain, perfectly even in its consistency.
It was of freestone of a fine grain, of a dull white colour, slightly veined with red; and the surface was finely polished.
On Some Ancient Battle-Fields in Lancashire | Charles HardwickThis camera is covered with best quality of fine grain leather, and has nickeled fittings.
Kodaks and Kodak Supplies, 1914 | Canadian Kodak CompanyWe are still surrounded by excellent farming-land, a fine grain, fruit, and general-produce country.
British Dictionary definitions for fine-grain
photog having or producing an image with grain of inconspicuous size: a fine-grain image; a fine-grain developer
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