Finally she's back in her street clothes, a streamlined black leather jacket atop leotard and pants, flashing her incandescent crescent moon of a smile (none of that Mona Lisa stuff for her) at the waitress, at the autograph-hunters, even at the photographer on hand to snap an apres-show candid.
Taylor walked into the playroom and said, "Can you say hi to Daddy?" Inari glanced up and, flashing a smile as incandescent as Taylor's, said, "Hi, Daddy!" In a few minutes, Taylor would leave for a therapeutic massage, a routine stop in his week when the dings in his muscular chassis are rubbed out.
Both kinds of strobe have an incandescent light bulb surrounded by a flash tube.
Automatic white balance (AWB) often doesn't work well; a setting for the kind of light most prevalent in the scene such as sunlight (flash and shade are about the same as it), incandescent, or fluorescent light helps.
You can either select auto, or one of the presets (daylight, incandescent, one of three different fluorescent options, cloudy, flash, or you can manually choose a Kelvin setting. You can also choose from one of three pre-set options as well. In addition to the white balance, you can also change the ISO from the same control knob.
These include flashing a light bulb or LED, flashing or rotating halogen, and strobe lights, which are usually brighter than incandescent lights.
Three of Mr. Nelson's incandescent country-music standards had come and gone in a flash.
Then there was a "really bright flash" after the impactor penetrated the nucleus and vaporized, creating a ball of incandescent comet vapor.
Incandescent and LED lights may also be programmed to burn steadily, without flashing, which is required in some provinces.
Up until then, flash in photography largely meant flash powder – a mixture of magnesium and potassium chlorate – which created an incandescent controlled explosion.
