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Composé de light et de fast.

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Nature Forme
Positif lightfast
Comparatif more lightfast
Superlatif most lightfast

lightfast

  1. Résistant à la décoloration.
    • Verdigris is lightfast in oil paint, as numerous examples of 15th century paintings show.
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    • Some ink-and-paper combinations are more lightfast than others, and the resulting prints are more fade-resistant. — (Peter K. Burian, Masteringdigital Photography and Imaging, page 75, 2004)
    • Tara, a gallotannin, is often quoted as being the most lightfast vegetable tannin and makes very pale coloured leather. — (Anthony Covington, Tony Covington, Tanning Chemistry: The Science of Leather, page 286, 2009)
    • The blue, or cyan, is the most lightfast ink used in the printing process, so it lasts the longest. That blue, incidentally, is the phthalocyanine blue pigment.
      You can easily test to determine whether any material is lightfast.
      — (Sherry Stone Clifton, Anita Marie Giddings, Pastels For Dummies, page non numérotée, 2010)

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