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anti-reflection coating

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anti-reflection coatingĀ 
A thin film of transparent material, usually a metallic fluoride (e.g. magnesium fluoride), deposited on the surface of a lens which increases transmission and reduces surface reflection. Abbreviated: AR coating. Syn. anti-reflection film. See coating; Fresnel's formula; ghost image; coated lens.


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Hidden in the other end is a soft pad with a cleaning agent to remove fingerprints and more serious dirt, hopefully without damaging the anti-reflection coating on your lens.
With a large comfortable, rubber coated hand grip the Nikon L100 camera is easy to hold with one hand and has a stunningly large 3" LCD screen with anti-reflection coating that is clearly visible in the brightest sunshine, taking pictures with this camera is a breeze.
This film is coated with dispersal coatings to be used in back light method, or is coated with an anti-glare or an anti-reflection coating.
 
 
 
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