Source Word
internegative
Noun
A
specialized
type
of
negative
film
stock
that
is
part
of
the
intermediate
process
that
goes
from
an
original
negative
to
a
release
element
(most
common
in
the
motion
picture
film
post-production
process).
The
material
used
is
itself
the
same
as
in
an
interpositive.
The
differences
is
that
an
IN
has
a
negative
image
on
it,
while
an
IP
has
a
positive
image.
Japanese Meaning
映画フィルムの中間制作工程で使用される特殊なネガティブフィルム。原版のネガから公開用フィルムへと変換する際に用いられる素材であり、インターポジティブと同じ材料が使われるが、インターネガティブの場合は画像がネガティブ（反転した色調）で表現される。
Sense（1）
A
specialized
type
of
negative
film
stock
that
is
part
of
the
intermediate
process
that
goes
from
an
original
negative
to
a
release
element
(most
common
in
the
motion
picture
film
post-production
process).
The
material
used
is
itself
the
same
as
in
an
interpositive.
The
differences
is
that
an
IN
has
a
negative
image
on
it,
while
an
IP
has
a
positive
image.
（ plural ）
