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Picture or appearance of a real object, formed by light that passes through a lens or is reflected from a mirror. If rays of light actually pass through an image, it is called a real image. Real images, such as those produced by a camera or projector lens, can be projected onto a screen. An image that cannot be projected onto a screen, such as that seen in a flat mirror, is known as a virtual image.

In a pinhole camera, rays of light travelling from the object through the pinhole of the camera form a real image on the screen of the camera. The image is upside down, or inverted.

image

In mathematics, a point or number that is produced as the result of a transformation or mapping.



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The light from your scene actually changes the electrical charge in each silver halide crystal, making an invisible image, or latent image, that is sensitive to film developer (a chemical used to develop film).
The database has a total of 258 latent cases; each case includes the latent image, the matching tenprint image, and four sets of minutiae that have been validated by a professional team of latent examiners.
Moreover, the latent image as something invisible to the eye until the chemical development process "brings it to light, corresponds to our notion of truth as discoverable.
 
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