Light Transmission

Light transmission refers to the process by which light passes through a material, such as air, glass, or water. When light encounters an object, it can be absorbed, reflected, or transmitted. Transmission occurs when light travels through the material without being blocked. Different materials have different transmission properties—clear glass allows most light to pass through, while tinted glass blocks some light. The amount of light transmitted can affect visibility and colors. Understanding light transmission is essential in fields like optics, photography, and architecture, where proper lighting influences design and functionality.