film and theater; screen and stage
photographic reproduction; photocopying; photo-offset
influence; to affect (usually adversely)
moviedom; the world of movies; film circles
to refer obliquely to; to insinuate; innuendo
film festival; photography exhibition
copy (of a document); book with model calligraphy for copying
film enthusiast; film fan; movie fan
recorded media (CD and DVD); sound and movies
reach of influence; affected area
to make movies; to be a movie actor (or actress)
photo of a (married) couple
inverted image; reversed image (e.g. upside down)
beautiful image of a woman
light and shadow; sunlight and shade
paper-cut silhouette; outline; sketch
to take a joint photo; group photo
rear view; figure seen from behind; view of the back (of a person or object)
to fix a photographic image
projection (geometry); projective
to videotape; to videorecord
to take a photo; photography; to shoot (a movie)
(photographic processing) to develop
to vanish; to be nowhere to be found; unfounded (story)
(lit.) soap bubble; pie in the sky; nothing
to hide; latent image (in photography)
reflection in a deep pond
to take a photo as a souvenir; a souvenir photo
miniature version of sth; microcosm; epitome; (Tw) to microfilm
rear view; figure seen from behind; view of the back (of a person or object)
overlapping images; double exposure of photo (e.g. due to fault or motion of camera); double vision
face (esp. remembered); mental image of sb
phantom (esp. of Western fantasy)
shadow; darkness; twilight
niche as shown in an X-Ray (medicine)
camcorder; video recorder; videocassette recorder (Tw)
(Taiwan usage) child in need of help (orphaned, abandoned, abused etc)
line of project; projection line
plane of projection (in perspective drawing)
film studio; television studio
developer (photographic processing); contrast medium (medical imaging)
moviedom; the world of movies; film circles
cinema; movie theater; movie theatre
crane shot; boom shot (photography)
to hide from public view; to conceal one's identity; to lay low
affected (usually adversely); influenced; to suffer
wedding photos (done in studio, kit and caboodle taken care of by the studio)
to be all alone by oneself
a projective transformation
inseparable (as form and shadow)
horror movie; horror film; scary movie
slow shutter speed photography
projective geometry; same as 射影幾何|射影几何
(poetic depiction of plum blossom)
unaffected; not inconvenienced
film director; movie director
(slang) (usu. of a woman) sb who looks stunning from behind; sb who has a great figure but not necessarily an attractive face; abbr. to
背殺
hatched lines; cross-hatched graphic pattern
projective geometry; same as 射影幾何學|射影几何学
stereoscopic cinema; 3D cinema
pinhole camera (for espionage, voyeurism etc)
environmental impact assessment EIA; abbr. to 環評|环评
positrion emission tomography (PET)
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