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Definition of vignetting - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
photographyTECH. reduction of brightness at the edges of a photoTECH.
- Vignetting is visible in the corners of this landscape photo.
Adjective
photographyTECH. having edges that gradually fade or darkenTECH.
- The vignetting effect added a vintage look to the photo.
Expressions with vignetting
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unintentional darkening at the corners of a photo
The lens caused image field vignetting in the pictures.
Origin of vignetting
French, vignette (little vine)
Examples of vignetting in a sentence
I added slight vignetting in editing to draw attention to the subject. The photographer adjusted the lens to reduce vignetting. Vignetting was noticeable in the corners of the image.
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- French:vignettage, vignetté, ...
- German:Vignettierung, vignettierend, ...
- Italian:vignettatura, vignettato, ...
- Spanish:viñeteado, oscurecido, ...
- Portuguese:vinhetagem, com vinheta, ...
- Chinese:暗角, 渐晕的, ...
- Japanese:周辺減光, ビネット効果のある, ...
- Arabic:تَظْلِيل الحَواف, ذو تظليل تدريجي, ...
- Hebrew:וִינְיֵיטִינְג, מְעֻמְעָם, ...
- Russian:виньетирование, с эффектом виньетирования, ...
- Ukrainian:віньєтування, віньєтковий, ...
- Hindi:फोटो के कोनों में रोशनी कम हो जाना या गहरा पड़ जाना, विन्येटिंग, ...
Definition of vignette - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
descriptivebrief evocative description, account, or episode
- He shared a poignant vignette from his travels through Asia..
2.
photographyTECH. image effect with edges fading awayTECH.
- The portrait had a soft vignette around the edges.
3.
artTECH. small illustration or portrait fading into background without a borderTECH.
- The book's chapters were separated by small vignettes that added charm..
4.
automotiveTECH. UK small sticker on a vehicle windscreenTECH. UK
- The car's vignette showed the tolls were paid.
5.
philatelyTECH. central image on a postage stampTECH.
- The stamp's vignette depicted a famous historical figure.
Verb
1.
literary styledescribe briefly and vividly
- She likes to vignette her travel experiences in her blog..
2.
photographyTECH. create an image with a fading borderTECH.
- She vignettes the portrait for a vintage look.
Images of vignette
image effect with edges fading away 
small illustration or portrait fading into background without a border 
small sticker on a vehicle windscreen 
central image on a postage stamp
Origin of vignette
French, vignette (small vine) + -ette (diminutive)
Examples of vignette in a sentence
She wrote a vignette capturing the essence of the city. The landscape photo featured a subtle vignette effect. A vignette was added to the image for a vintage look. Each chapter starts with a vignette that sets the scene. She painted a beautiful vignette of a countryside. The vignette on the windshield was about to expire.
He forgot to renew the vignette for his car. The vignette on the stamp was beautifully detailed. Collectors admired the rare vignette on the envelope. He can vignette a scene with just a few words. The author loves to vignette historical events. He vignettes the edges to enhance the focus. The photographer vignettes each shot for dramatic effect.
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- French:vignette, esquisser, ...
- German:kurze Beschreibung, kurz beschreiben, ...
- Italian:vignetta, descrivere vividamente, ...
- Spanish:anécdota, describir vívidamente, ...
- Portuguese:vinheta, descrever vividamente, ...
- Chinese:生动片段, 简要描述, ...
- Japanese:短い描写, 簡潔に描写する, ...
- Arabic:لَمْحَة, وَصَفَ بإيجاز, ...
- Hebrew:וִינְיֵיטָה, לְתָאֵר בְּקִצָּרָה וּבְצוּרָה חַיָּה, ...
- Russian:виньетка, кратко описывать, ...
- Ukrainian:короткий опис, коротко описувати, ...
- Hindi:शब्दचित्र, संक्षेप में वर्णन करना, ...
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