Englisch: color removerFranzösisch translation: décolorant 
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Tech/Engineering - Fotografie/Bildbearbeitung (und Grafik) | | | Notiz(en) an den/des Fragesteller(s)GILLES MEUNIER (asker): 7:39am Nov 1, 2005: idée - Je suis sur détachant, détacheur couleur mais pas sûr que ce soit la bonne piste ici....
GILLES MEUNIER (asker): 7:41am Nov 1, 2005: remover - Dissolvant tout simplement....
GILLES MEUNIER (asker): 7:57am Nov 1, 2005: décolorant ? -
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| | décolorant | Erklärung:
I like "décolorant" in the context - you should go with this.
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Note added at 1 hr 1 min (2005-11-01 08:38:37 GMT)
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I prefer it because reference is made to the fact that colour is being taken away - which in the case of a print or a photo is possibly important. Dissolvant may accurately describe the chemical process, but I feel it is more commonly associated with nail-varnish... I don't know what others think. |
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 Katherine Mérignac
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| dissolvant
Erklärung:
Le trichloréthylène est un solvant industriel utilisé comme détachant. Si on fait une recherche sur "color remover", on trouve des utilisations en cosmétique (ongles, rouge à lèvre notamment). Auquel cas, on utilise le terme dissolvant (avec ajout de surgraissant pour ne pas dessécher). (Je ne suis pas chimiste.)
| hendiadys
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| décolorant
Erklärung:
I like "décolorant" in the context - you should go with this.
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Note added at 1 hr 1 min (2005-11-01 08:38:37 GMT)
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I prefer it because reference is made to the fact that colour is being taken away - which in the case of a print or a photo is possibly important. Dissolvant may accurately describe the chemical process, but I feel it is more commonly associated with nail-varnish... I don't know what others think.
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