Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

写真の記録性

English translation:

representation ability of photograph/photographic representation

Added to glossary by conejo
Dec 6, 2013 12:19
10 yrs ago
Japanese term

写真の記録性

Japanese to English Other Photography/Imaging (& Graphic Arts)
写真の記録性:
The context is the field of photography.
Basically it says that taking photos using exposure that generates a photo with the same brightness as the brightness when the photographer actually saw the subject is important for 写真の記録性.
I looked up 記録性, and all I found was vague terms like 'recordability' or "recording performance", neither of which make any sense. I could not find any explanation of what this actually means, even on Japanese sites. What does 記録性 actually mean?
I am looking for a term and an explanation, or even just an explanation--not just a term like 'recordability' without any explanation, because that is what I have now.
Thank you in advance, and I appreciate your help.

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representation ability of photograph/photographic representation

Peer comment(s):

agree Jason Kang : This is a well-established term for photograph's 現實再現性. A classic theory.
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Thanks a lot!
agree seika
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ありがとうございます。
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documentary aspect of photography

As far as I know, 記録性 is used as opposed to 芸術性 in photography.
Peer comment(s):

agree Rika Katsuta (X) : Sounds familiar to me. There is a genre called "Documentary Photography(記録写真)"which is to record some aspects of reality,reveal or preserve,to persuade or promote, to analyze or interrogate and to express. http://photohouse.269g.net/category/836849-3.html
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Thanks, 180613!
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Reference comments

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Reference:

Reproducibility

A perfect photo needs to reproduce what she sees. Photo ... You can't have photos that match the original image in the mind's eye if the essential eye function is ...
www.athentech.com/thescience/
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