Backlighting
Pronunciation: /ˈbæˌkɫaɪtɪŋ/
Backlighting (noun)
- Light placed behind a screen or display so the image looks brighter or easier to see.
- Lighting from behind a person or object to create a clear outline and stronger contrast.
- A method of making signs or panels glow by putting a light source behind them.
Examples
- Backlighting makes the screen easier to read in the dark.
- The screen shows clearer text when backlighting is turned on.