Blackout Marks

Blackout marks are areas on film, photos, or screens where the image appears completely dark or obscured. They can result from technical issues such as failed lighting, exposure problems, or damage to the medium, preventing the image from properly being captured or displayed. In film or photography, these marks indicate sections where no image information exists, often used intentionally for censorship or to hide sensitive content. Overall, blackout marks are unintended or deliberate dark spots that affect the clarity or visibility of an image or scene.