lucimeter
illuminometer
heliograph
nightscope
photometer
panel light
Fizeau-Foucault apparatus
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absorptiometer
photometrician
photometrograph
light microscope
magnascope
chromascope
scotoscope
microscope
magnifying glass
metra
astrometer
chromometer
retinoscope
dynameter
sensitometer
fluorometer
auxometer
metrochrome
scientific instrument
light meter
optophone
exposure meter
spectroscope
focimeter
goniophotometer
pseudoscope
streak camera
leukometer
horometer
saccadometer
spectropolarimeter
guidelight
booklight
chronoscope
haemadromograph
optical instrument
velometer
transmissometer
orthoscope
vibroscope
carcel
interference microscope
lighting fixture
optical
piezometer
electric light
selenium eye
telescope
daylight
fiberscope
murkily
frost
adaptometer
flare
dimly
hyalograph
auxetometer
proctoscope
chamber lamp
apertometer
light-duty
tubelight
striplight
phacoscope
tachygraphometer
transilluminator
reflecting
cardiotachometer
refractometer
photophore
rainmeter
lighted
leerie
well-lighted
echograph
triquetrum
polecat
lit
Kundt's tube
depressor
illuminated
caliver
autoscope
aberroscope
dip sector
hand-basher
radiometer
reflectometer
camera clara
optometer

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