"reference photo" is a correctly used term in written English.
You might use it when you need to refer to a photo you are using as a reference, for example, "I used the reference photo to make sure my drawing was accurate."
In his drawings, the computers are not the usual conglomeration of lights and dials, but rather, as can be seen by the reference photo I've included, a fairly realistic rendering.
While analogous to the single-stimulus rating, in double-stimulus trials a reference photo and a test photo are presented in random order, one after another, for a fixed presentation time (e.g., 3 s); Forced-Choice.
Reference photo for the above illustration from my soon to be released book app, Glory in the Morning.
My Obama poster does not compete with the intent of, or the market for the reference photo.
And without an open-eyes reference photo, the GAN would be unable to perform personalized in-painting.
Ps- my knuckles are red b/c I actually punched through a canvas to take the reference photo.
Reference photos are a costume-maker's best friend.
"If the sky was always blue, it was probably because we waited for a fine day to take reference photos.
So he collected reference photos for what was considered among Americans to be the "perfect man" from each decade since the 1870s, then sculpted 3D models.
Helbig: "When we walked into the wardrobe room the first day and saw all these reference photos all over the walls – female superheroes and inspirations for female costumes – there were boobs and asses everywhere.
Cyberscan and FACS were conducted with the actors, and polarized and non-polarized reference photos were taken.
