Telescopy
Pronunciation: /ˈtiˈɫeɪˈkɑpi/
Telescopy (noun)
- A way of making far objects look closer or larger by using lenses or mirrors.
- The design and use of instruments that collect light to show distant things clearly.
Examples
- The film uses telescopy to create a distant view effect.
- You can notice the distant view effect when telescopy is applied.