Definition of Telephotographic. Meaning of Telephotographic. Synonyms of Telephotographic

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Definition of Telephotographic

Telephotographic
Telephotographic Tel`e*pho`to*graph"ic, a. Designating, or pertaining to, the process of telephotography.

Meaning of Telephotographic from wikipedia

- Wirephoto, telephotography or radiophoto is the sending of photographs by telegraph, telephone or radio. Technologically and commercially, the wirephoto...
- 1894. Thomas R. Dallmeyer, Telephotography: An elementary treatise on the construction and application of the telephotographic lens, London: Heinemann,...
- vision among insects.[citation needed] This acuity is achieved by a telephotographic series of lenses, a four-layer retina, and the ability to swivel the...
- element selenium in 1873. This led, among other technologies, towards telephotography, a way to send still images through phone lines, as early as in 1895...
- support RGB color. They can be considered the successors of early telephotography input devices, which were able to send consecutive scan lines as analog...
- working as a graphic correspondent. In 1951, EFE installed its first telephotography receiver. In 1958 Gómez Aparicio was replaced in his position by Manuel...
- replace certain lenses' helicoid mounts for sports and natural-life telephotography.[citation needed] In 1986, the Leitz company changed its name to Leica...
- Co 16th Telegraph Co 1 section, radiotelegraph of 1+1⁄2 kW 1 squad, telephotography Lieutenant General Pietro Frugoni Lieutenant General Enzio Reisoli...
- Bidwell, Shelford. "Selenium and Its Applications to the Photophone and Telephotography". Proceedings of the Royal Institution (G.B.), Vol 9. 1881, pp. 524–535;...
- he invented the vacuum bulbs used in what was at that time called "telephotography" (sending still pictures by electricity or radio), and in 1925 improved...