photosensitive

/'foutou'sensitiv/
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photosensitive

Photographic film is photosensitive and must be kept in a dark container.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Sensitive to light: Reacting to or affected by light, especially visible light. This describes a material or substance whose properties change when exposed to light.
Usage
  • The term photosensitive is used to describe materials (like film, paper, or electronic sensors) or biological systems (like skin or eyes) that have a reaction to light.
  • It is a technical term common in photography, electronics, and medicine.
Examples
  • Adjective:
    • Photographic film is photosensitive and must be kept in a dark container.
    • Some people have photosensitive skin that burns easily in the sun.
    • The device uses a photosensitive cell to detect changes in light levels.
Advanced Usage
  • Photosensitive epilepsy: A condition where seizures are triggered by flashing lights or certain visual patterns.
    • The video game includes a warning for people with photosensitive epilepsy.
Variants and Related Words
  • Photosensitivity (noun): The quality or condition of being photosensitive.
    • The medication can cause increased photosensitivity.
  • Light-sensitive (adjective): A more general synonym for photosensitive.
  • Photoreactive (adjective): Reacting chemically to light.
Synonyms
  • Light-sensitive: Affected by or responding to light.
  • Photoreceptive: Capable of detecting or receiving light (often used for biological structures like eyes).
Antonyms
  • Lightfast: Resistant to fading or change when exposed to light.
  • Photos table: Unaffected by light.
photosensitive

Photographic film is photosensitive and must be kept in a dark container.

Adjective
  1. sensitive to visible light
    • photographic film is light-sensitive