"Eberhard effect" meaning in English

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Noun

Forms: Eberhard effects [plural]
Etymology: Named after Gustav Eberhard. Head templates: {{en-noun}} Eberhard effect (plural Eberhard effects)
  1. (film, photography) The situation where narrow areas of high and low density cause two Mackie lines to meet, resulting in increased density in a small area. Wikipedia link: Gustav Eberhard Categories (topical): Film, Photography

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