Dx definitions

DX

DX (Nikon brand). A designation for APS-C sized image sensors.
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DX

Digital Exchange
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Dx

diagnosis.
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dx

abbreviation for diagnosis.
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Dx

Diagnosis
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Dx

Diagnosis
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Dx

Type: Abbreviation Definitions: 1. Abbreviation for diagnosis.
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Dx: Abbreviation standing for diagnosis, the determination of the nature of a disease. Dx may alternatively be written DX or dx. See also Diff dx.
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DX

Digital Index. Coding on the film cartridges used to transmit information in relation to film speed, the length of film and the exposure latitude to the camera. Most films - except some technical films are DX coded - means you need not to worry about wrong setting of the ISO setting of film speed anymore, reducing chances of mistakes. Common speed ...
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DX

Dhekelia Sovereign Base Area
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Dx

Diagnosis
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DX

Nikon Digital format lenses. Nikon Digital SLRs have CCDs smaller than the area of a 35mm film frame therefore DX lenses will cause vignetting if used on a 35mm film camera. (see Vignetting)
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