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Backlighting
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Backlighting
A practice in which a person or object is lit from behind rather than from another angle. It can be used in video recordings or in other media like billboards. Backlighting is often used in advertising and marketing for dramatic effect.


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Ideally suited for automatic indoor and outdoor entryway applications, the new Blue Diamond Backlit Wall Switch provides subtle blue backlighting, allowing for easy visibility in poorly lit entryways and nighttime environments.
LCDs are power-greedy because they consist of two key units -- a backlit unit which shines a constant white light and a screen unit that filters out some of the light to create colored images.
LCDs are power-greedy because they consist of two key units -- a backlit unit which shines a constant white light and a screen unit that filters out some of the light to create coloured images.
 
 
 
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