térhatású

Térhatású is a Hungarian adjective used to describe media, objects or experiences that create or simulate a sense of spatial depth or space. The word combines tér, meaning space, with hatású, meaning having an effect, and is used across disciplines to indicate an immersive or three‑dimensional impression. It is not a formal technical term with a single rigid definition; its precise meaning depends on context.

In visual arts, graphic design and advertising, térhatású refers to images or layouts that convey depth on a flat surface. Techniques include perspective, shading, lighting contrasts, texture gradients, and, in digital media, parallax scrolling. A térhatású layout aims to make elements appear to pop out of or recede into the page, enhancing realism or visual impact.

In photography, cinema, and video production, térhatású can describe scenes or effects that emphasize three‑dimensionality or immersion. This may involve lighting choices, camera angles, or post‑production work that enhances depth cues. In consumer media, products and advertisements may be described as having a térhatású appearance to suggest realism or tangibility.

In audio, térhatású hangzás refers to spatial audio characteristics—such as placement of sound sources in a stereo or surround field, reverb, and binaural techniques—that create a sense of space around the listener.

In practice, the term is primarily descriptive and subjective, used to convey an intended perception of depth or immersion rather than to denote a fixed technical standard. Its exact meaning is shaped by the producer’s intent and the audience’s interpretation.