reverse video

The reversed video images of condemned men float through his eyes.

Reverse video is also sometimes used for accessibility reasons.

The video ends with a reverse video shot of its opening sequence.

In 1965 he invented a way of reversing video tape to enable images to be run backwards.

Other effects included reverse video and blinking text.

Why are you in reverse video?

A register control can also modify the state of reverse video characters which can be used to produce blinking text.

No special character renditions (such as blinking, bolding, underlining, or reverse video) were supported.

Attribute: Reverse video, enabled by escape sequence.

Some word processing software can simulate highlighting by using a technique similar to reverse video on some terminals.

Reverse video was an on-screen reminder to the user and was never printed, while the other effects were printed, except on daisy wheel printers.

The popular music video for "The Scientist" was notable for its distinctive reverse narrative, which employed reverse video.

"You can tickle the bug in the Paradise VGA card's highlight handling by trying to set bright yellow reverse video."

If the source image is of middle brightness, reverse video can be difficult to see, 127 becomes 128 for example, which is only one level of brightness different.

Still later models used extended attributes to add support for seven colours, Blinking, reverse video, underscoring, Field outlining, Field validation, and programmed symbols.

View All Falling In Reverse Videos "View All Videos "

Video Inverse and Video Blank enabled together result in reverse video characters displayed as an inverse blank space.

Reverse video (or invert video or inverse video or 'reverse screen') is a computer display technique whereby the background and text colour values are inverted.

The reverse video style had first been seen in 1989 for the video for the song "The Second Summer of Love" by Scottish band Danny Wilson.

Text attributes consisted of blink, high intensity, reverse video, nondisplay, underscore, and a unique column separator that caused the field to be preceded and followed by a vertical bar.

The VT100 was also the first Digital mass-market terminal to incorporate "graphic renditions" (blinking, bolding, reverse video, and underlining) as well as a selectable 80 or 132 column display.

For the same, white-dominant reason, reverse video is an efficient way to read or write text in a dark environment, since the darkness of the screen may blend into the darkness of the environment.

On a terminal understanding ANSI escape sequences, the reverse video function is activated using the escape sequence CSI 7 m (which equals SGR 7).

The MDA featured the following character display attributes: invisible, underline, normal, bright (bold), reverse video, and blinking; some of these attributes could be combined, so that e.g., text could be produced.

Nowadays the two tend to be switched, since old reverse video is now the default format and the old default format reverse video/screen, using dark pen on white paper as a metaphor for the window area.