Definitions for "LIGHTBOX"
Poster site, most often a 4- or 6-sheet, which is 'back-illuminated'. Posters used in this type of site normally have to be printed on special material, eg vinyl.
A backlit sign, internally illuminated, generally with fluorescent lamps, which displays a photographic, digital, or printed graphic that is usually sandwiched between two acrylic faces. May be wall-mounted, inset into a wall, freestanding, or built into a store fixture. A line-voltage electrical fixture, which legally must be UL-listed to be used safely in a commercial or retail space.
(1) A enclosure containing white-light balanced fluorescent tubes behind a flat translucent glass or plastic surface on which transparencies or negatives are laid in order to view them. (2) A lightbox on the internet is a website intended for a photographer's clients to view or download the photographer's image files.
An AbleStock.com Lightbox is a convenient way to store a selection of images for a certain client, project, or any other use. Lightboxes act like an image keeper for images you select as you browse the collection. They can be named, edited any time, emailed to another person, or deleted completely using the attached features. You can read more about Lightboxes on our Help page.
a facility for saving specific groups of images that you are interested in
a "folder" on our website that you create, in which you can store, manage, and share images of interest to you