In a window of that was the only visible light.

Oh, things looked a little different, even in visible light.

As you can tell, it looks different from a picture using visible light.

Visible light would not make it through the first tree.

Our eyes only see the visible light, but it is all there.

For example in visible light, blue is more affected than red.

The visible light is coming from a region ten or more times larger.

Most visible light is reflected from a piece of white paper.

It probably could actually see in the absence of visible light.

Of visible light, violet has the most energy and red the least.

Our planet's energy comes from the Sun, mostly as visible light.

Next up we have our good friend visible light, followed by infrared.

The film could also be made transparent to visible light.

These heat pictures are not exactly the same as those produced by visible light.

If it were anything like that there should be more visible light; there's very little.

At least 70% of the visible light should be filtered.

New research shows some forms of visible light are damaging, too.

Work on achieving similar results with visible light is in progress.

However, it has absolutely no effect on visible light or radar.

Like I said, the clouds keep out virtually all of the visible light.

The color is determined by the absorption of visible light.

They were still too distant, and not all of their output was visible light.

The beads would turn color as a result of the exposure to visible light.

Each layer is only sensitive to a certain color of visible light.

The two on the right have no visible light shining underneath.