bloom

Spanish translation: bloom (efecto luminoso)

17:35 Sep 1, 2012
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English term or phrase: bloom
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Built-in HDR support and adaptive tonemapping.
The 3.5 image effects package comes with adaptive tonemapping, bloom and depth of field image effects that are optimized for HDR.
Lida Garcia
Peru
Local time: 06:39
Spanish translation:bloom (efecto luminoso)
Explanation:
Efecto de luz en videojuegos e imágenes que produce un brillo muy intenso alrededor de las figuras, difuminando los detalles.
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Jaume de Marcos Andreu
Spain
Local time: 13:39
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Gracias, Jaume :)
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4 +2bloom (efecto luminoso)
Jaume de Marcos Andreu
4“floración”
Domingo Trassens


  

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bloom (efecto luminoso)


Explanation:
Efecto de luz en videojuegos e imágenes que produce un brillo muy intenso alrededor de las figuras, difuminando los detalles.


    Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloom_%28shader_effect%29
Jaume de Marcos Andreu
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Gracias, Jaume :)

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“floración”


Explanation:

Hello Lida:

Your question is about the translation to Spanish of the expression “bloom” on the context: “The 3.5 image effects package comes with adaptive tonemapping, bloom and depth of field image effects that are optimized for HDR.”

This context is part of list of Major New Features in Unity 3.5.

BILINGUAL VOCABULARY (related to the context)

1) English term “bloom” = in Spanish “floración”

The translation to Spanish is: “floración”. (The Real Academia Española recognizes this term in Spanish)

PROPOSAL:

- “floración”

I hope this analysis helps you in your work.

Regards

Domingo

NOTE: Sources used in this analysis:
1) New features of the Unity 3.5 (Unity is an integrated authoring tool and platform for the creation, development and update of 3D video games.
2) Microsoft Portal lingüístico
3) Computer User’s Dictionary QUE coordinated by Lisa A. Bucki
4) Collins English Dictionary
5) Collins English Spanish Bilingual Dictionary
6) Diccionario de la Real Academia Española


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ADDITIONAL EXPLANATION:

1) Collins English Dictionary says about: “bloom: noun.1) a blossom on a flowering plant; 2) a flower the state, time, or period when flowers open (esp in the phrases in bloom, in full bloom) 3) open flowers collectively ⇒ a tree covered with bloom”


2) The Real Academia Española says about: “floración. (De florar). 1. f. Acción de florecer. 2. f. Bot. Tiempo que duran abiertas las flores de las plantas de una misma especie.”

DAT

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Note added at 1 day17 hrs (2012-09-03 10:40:29 GMT)
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UPDATE (after a long dreaming day...)

Good morning, Lida:

Today is a very sunny day here in riverside of the Rhine and before to begin my working day I was thinking about the term “bloom” again.

I read the proposal of other Proz’s member and I think it is a reasonable explanation but it is not an exciting translation like “floración”.

Bilingual Vocabulary:
In Spanish “efecto” = in English: “effect”
In Spanish “luminoso” = in English: “luminous” (emitting light) (poor, normal, strong)

1) To say: “efecto luminoso” doesn’t mean a strong luminous effect. How many luminous effects we find in the Universe?
1.1. The luminous effect of the light of a candle in a vault of an underground grave.
1.2. The lukewarm light of a room in winter that never receives the rays of the sun.
1.3. The strong luminous effect of the flower seasons and the shining days.

2) From the other side, “floración” always is a bloom effect independently if you are immerse in a sea of roses or walking across the field ready for the harvest. This term always reflects a very special luminous effect like the 3D games of Unity 3.5, a software that moves you into very realistic scenes and in an atmosphere that help you to play better against humanoids and with virtual real objects.

When the software engineers of Unity 3.5 described the improvement of the new software with the term “bloom” were thinking in the strong luminous effect of the flower seasons and the shining days, or immerse in a sea of roses, or walking across the field ready for the harvest.

If you don’t like the translation of “floración”, my new proposal now includes five new suggestions:

1) “intenso efecto luminoso”
2) “poderoso efecto luminoso”
3) “vivaz efecto luminoso”
4) “colorido efecto luminoso”
5) “brillante efecto luminoso”

All the best,

Domingo


Domingo Trassens
United States
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