reseau

/reɪˈzoʊ/
noun
  1. A network or mesh, especially a pattern of lines or threads used in lace-making or embroidery.
    • The antique tablecloth featured a reseau of fine silk threads.
    • The lace doily had a delicate reseau of tiny hexagons.
    • She studied the reseau pattern before starting her embroidery project.
  2. In photography, a grid of fine lines or dots used for color separation or image processing.
    • Early color photographs used a reseau filter to capture red, green, and blue light.
    • Digital cameras no longer need a physical reseau for color separation.
    • The technician examined the reseau pattern on the film negative.
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