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So what cases don't effect the flash?
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Yea. I know one. It's included with every iPhone 4. It's got glass on the front and back. And a steel band around it. Oh wait...
Opaque.
Translucent.
The first picture could be translucent as well. Translucent has multiple definitions, one of them being "permitting light to pass through but diffusing it so that persons, objects, etc., on the opposite side are not clearly visible."
Transparent is a more fitting word for that second picture, even though another definition of translucent is "clear; transparent."
Source: Dictionary.com - Translucent
/english lesson of the day
I take it you don't know what opaque means then, correct?
my comment stands, dork - either one will cause wash out....
grow up...
i just got the iFrogz Luxe Lean from best buy last night:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/iFrogz+...Iron/1039406.p?id=1218212235129&skuId=1039406
it's great so far! does not seem to affect the flash and it fits real well on to the phone.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/iFrogz+...Iron/1039406.p?id=1218212235129&skuId=1039406
it's great so far! does not seem to affect the flash and it fits real well on to the phone.
Opaque.
Translucent.
Actually, the top would be translucent and the bottom would be transparent. Opaque surfaces are not see-through. A wooden door is opaque.
Absolutely correct. Opaque is solid.
Opaque: not transparent or translucent; impenetrable to light; not allowing light to pass through.