diffuusingsmateriaal
Diffuusingsmateriaal, often translated as diffusing material or diffuser, refers to a substance or structure designed to scatter light. This scattering effect is achieved by the material's ability to refract or reflect light rays in multiple directions rather than allowing them to pass through in a straight line or be absorbed. Diffusing materials are characterized by their opalescent or translucent appearance, which masks the underlying light source and spreads its illumination more evenly.
The primary function of diffuusingsmateriaal is to soften harsh light, reduce glare, and create a more uniform
Common examples of diffuusingsmateriaal include frosted glass, plastic films, and certain types of paper or fabric.