high contrast duplication — копирование с высоким контрастом
intermediate contrast positive — позитив среднего контраста
successive contrast — последовательный зрительный контраст
contrast dynamic range — динамический диапазон контраста
printing contrast — контраст, реализуемый при печатании
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