light box

noun

a boxlike object having a uniformly lighted surface, as of ground glass, against which films or transparencies can be held for examination.

light box

a light source contained in a box and covered with a diffuser, used for viewing photographic transparencies, negatives, etc

First recorded in 1840–50

With good quality screens and frames, high lux ratings on the larger sizes, and reliable dimmers, this brand does light boxes well.

So whether you’re looking for the best light boxes for artists or the for photography, these recommendations should serve your needs.

This A3-size light box is priced higher than most A2-size light boxes.

Specialized light boxes are designed to give off intense light over a flat surface to achieve this imitation.

Before going all-in on a quality light box, there’s a variety of features and options to consider for meeting your needs.

An hour later Dr. Winters shook his head in disbelief as he turned off the light box and removed the X-ray photograph.

If wood is used, the light-box is apt to split under the influence of the heat within.

The unhappy man dares not refuse, and he finally leaves the beach for his own house with a very light box and a heavy heart.

A light box on wheels is also a good plan for caring for waste of this kind.

If no light-box is available, a clear window may be utilized in "blocking" the negatives.

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