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image nom {f} | image [images]◼◼◼(graphical representation) picture [pictures]◼◼◼(representation of visible reality produced by drawing, etc) frame [frames]◼◼◻(division of a second) frame [frames]◼◼◻(piece of photographic film containing an image) range [ranges]◼◼◻(math: set of values of a function) |
image clé nom | keyframe◼◼◼(a single frame in an animation) |
image clé nom {f} | keyframe◼◼◼(complete frame used as a reference for interframes) |
image corporelle nom {f} | body image [body images]◼◼◼(subjective inner picture of one's physical appearance) |
image de bureau [Mac OS nom | wallpaper(computing: image used to cover a desktop) |
image de soi nom {m} | self-image◼◼◼(way a person views themself) |
image matricielle nom | raster graphics◼◼◼(structure representing grid of pixels) |
image matricielle nom {f} | bitmap(a series of bits) |
image par seconde nom {f} | frame per second◼◼◼(put together the structural elements) |
image réciproque nom {f} | preimage◼◼◼(set of all elements that map into a given subset of the codomain of a function) |
image vectorielle nom {f} | vector graphics◼◼◼(geometrical primitives based upon mathematical equations to represent images) |
images d’archives nom {f pl} | stock footagenoun |
archimage nom {m} | archmage◼◼◼(a very powerful mage) |
droit à l'image nom {m} | right of publicity◼◼◼noun |
façonneur d’image nom {m} | spin doctor(person hired to improve public image) |
fréquence d’images nom {f} | frame rate◼◼◼(measurement of how quickly an imaging device can produce frames) |
journaliste reporter d'images nom {m} | video journalist(type of journalist) |
livre d'image nom {m} | picture book◼◼◼(a book for young children with illustrations) |
préimage nom {f} | preimage◼◼◼(set of all elements that map into a given subset of the codomain of a function) |
sage comme une image adjectif | good as gold◼◼◼(well-behaved) |
traitement d'images nom {m} | image processing◼◼◼(information processing for graphical data) |
une image vaut mille mots phrase | a picture is worth a thousand words◼◼◼(visualisation is better than verbal description) seeing is believing(you need to see something to believe it) |