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An optical element such as a sheet of glass, gelatine, or plastic dyed in a specific manner to absorb selectively light of certain colors.
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Noun1.light filter - a transparent filter that reduces the light (or some wavelengths of the light) passing through it
diffusing screen
filter - device that removes something from whatever passes through it


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The customized xenon light filter system matches specific conditions in a sample's end use environment.
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Delicate striations of light filter through the partially glazed sloping roof of the cylinder.
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Beams of light filter through the air to create a gauzy and timeless atmosphere, into which Morris's dancers toss themselves with the abandon of Renaissance angels.
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