The use of chemicals for image reversal is also known as 'chemical fogging'.

Changes in the attitude raised the temperature of the camera and generally eliminated the fogging.

This is often done by exposure to light, but sometimes chemical fogging is used.

It drifted closer, so that she could even see the periodic fogging of the water around its gills.

The FM12 also has an inner mask to prevent fogging of the lenses.

There was no fogging of any detail of the marker- asteroids' surface.

"There isn't any way to beat the fogging.

At areas with serious dengue infection, regular fogging and larvae-trapping are applied.

Some fogging of the lens was then suspected due to condensation resulting from the lower temperatures.

Without fixing, the remaining silver halide would quickly darken and cause fogging of the image.

The attack periscope was fitted with a heating system that served to prevent fogging of the lenses.

I fought my way through that mental fogging and finally saw what my tangled webs had been trying to tell me for so very long.

To reduce fogging of lenses while playing, some masks include electric fans that remove humidity and dry the lens.

The place stank now of antispetic fogging.

There is no evidence of the fogging that would indicate escaping air or whatever it is that they breathe.

The heated lens innovation helps to prevent fogging of the lens, which might otherwise obscure the view.

Frequent fogging of windows.

No fogging of wits.

Prints developed in amidol are typically a very warm brown-black colour, but overdevelopment can quickly lead to chemical fogging.

A chilly fogging.

"During the next fifteen minutes you will notice periodic fogging of the picture of Earth's face being projected on your screen," he went on quietly.

Hasselblads use an auxiliary shutter blind situated behind the lens mount and the mirror system to prevent the fogging of film.

Cold Fogging, in contrast, is heavy enough to penetrate these "air-curtains" as well as light enough to be evenly distributed within a room.

Takechi took a novel, yet traditional approach to the fogging by covering the forbidden areas with floating images of topless female shamisen players.

Snowmobiling helmets are preferred to motorcycle helmets because they have features designed to prevent fogging of the face shield.

They experience the world as if they're in a fog.

To live here is to be a student of fog.

The fog was just nature's way of trying to tell us something.

But after a while all you're doing is looking at fog.

Come in, or the fog will get into the house.

Were you taking the air to clear the fog today, then?

He tried to clear his mind, cut through the fog.

And the fog had brought early night to the city.

The fog had come up in his mind, and I was gone.

Two things could have happened to you in the fog.

The fog now had a life and a story of its own.

But see, all the others are still in the fog.

The last few weeks were still a fog in his mind.

Night and morning fog are common during the summer months.

No one would see her in the dark and fog.

He saw at last a light before him in the night and fog.

He cut in the fog eyes and felt his way down.

They were getting away from the water front, out of the fog.

The morning we left, the fog kept us on the ground for four hours.

Because of the fog, they could not see what each other was trying to do.

Because of the fog, she could not see far either to the right or to the left above her.

I'd go into a fog when I went over there.

Some fog, I believe, but nothing really hard to work.

It's been hard to see the future through the fog.

There seemed to be less fog on the further side.

He was sharp, a living razor, nothing would fog him.

I like the shower hot and can really fog up a bathroom.

That will only fog its mission and render it less effective.

"Along with your word that it will only fog our memories, aye."

If you seal off the holes, the glasses fog up.

She wished the drugs would fog the memories, but the pictures were clear in her head, like watching them on television.

Cutting secrecy would help, since government and private insurers often fog over just what they are willing to pay for.

She usually wears glasses, except on the ice because the lenses fog up.

"Because we'll fog your film when we fluoroscope, that's why."

Oil on the head could only fog a faceplate.

If all else fails, they fog adult mosquitoes with toxic mist.

But they apparently weren't substantial enough to even fog up the windows."

"Some of them say that if the customer can fog a mirror and has zero dollars down, they'll do business.

They fog so badly that you can't see anyway.

If a woman's breath can fog a mirror, he'll nail her."

And the ship - for it certainly was some sort of spaceship - might be putting out radiation that would fog the film.

"They'll just fog your brain a little," said Kirby.

Joe Winder sat down on the toilet and watched the fixtures fog up.

When windows fog up, turning on the air-conditioner along with the defroster can clear them in seconds.

Strong emotion could fog any reception of impressions, and she was already handicapped by trying to read alien minds.

Radiation from the X-ray scanner can fog the film quite badly and ruin your pictures.

In a moment he would fog them, wet them, and blow them away.

Just fool with me and I'll fog you till you look like an angel in the clouds."

"But somehow you fog the information stream.

He was sharp, a living razor, nothing would fog him.

I like the shower hot and can really fog up a bathroom.

That will only fog its mission and render it less effective.

"Along with your word that it will only fog our memories, aye."

If you seal off the holes, the glasses fog up.

She wished the drugs would fog the memories, but the pictures were clear in her head, like watching them on television.

Cutting secrecy would help, since government and private insurers often fog over just what they are willing to pay for.

She usually wears glasses, except on the ice because the lenses fog up.

"Because we'll fog your film when we fluoroscope, that's why."

Oil on the head could only fog a faceplate.

If all else fails, they fog adult mosquitoes with toxic mist.

But they apparently weren't substantial enough to even fog up the windows."

"Some of them say that if the customer can fog a mirror and has zero dollars down, they'll do business.

They fog so badly that you can't see anyway.

If a woman's breath can fog a mirror, he'll nail her."

And the ship - for it certainly was some sort of spaceship - might be putting out radiation that would fog the film.

"They'll just fog your brain a little," said Kirby.

Joe Winder sat down on the toilet and watched the fixtures fog up.

When windows fog up, turning on the air-conditioner along with the defroster can clear them in seconds.

Strong emotion could fog any reception of impressions, and she was already handicapped by trying to read alien minds.

Radiation from the X-ray scanner can fog the film quite badly and ruin your pictures.

In a moment he would fog them, wet them, and blow them away.

Just fool with me and I'll fog you till you look like an angel in the clouds."

"But somehow you fog the information stream.

Team-2 walked outside into a night that was starting to fog up.

This can cause the shield to fog up during play.

All the windows were fogged up pretty good but I could see him.

I like the shower hot and can really fog up a bathroom.

People with fire coming out of their ears tend to fog up the room, slow down the business at hand.

The ferry was three hours late, delayed by fog up the coast.

If you seal off the holes, the glasses fog up.

It's like my contact lenses are fogged up or something.

The car windows were fogged up, but we kept our distance anyway.

"They fogged up the river and nobody can get across.

Watching, Rick half expected the kid's glasses to fog up.

"They called base and told them about their windows fogging up.

Outside, the sky was black and the bus windows were already fogging up from the cold.

"The hard part was making a camera that wouldn't fog up," he added.

His faceplate began to fog up ever so slightly at the edges.

His glasses had fogged up, but he made no effort to wipe them off.

This sort of caused the screen to fog up.

The windows of the car were fogging up now.

For the first time, its window was not fogged up with diners' warm breath.

Suddenly a horseman appeared through the fog up ahead, riding hard toward us.

I could see low rain clouds and fog up above in the mountains descending into the area where we were.

The ventilation system needed improvement; the windows kept fogging up.

I had problems because my glasses were fogging up.

The moment the space suit was closed, her faceplate fogged up.

She usually wears glasses, except on the ice because the lenses fog up.