Transparent: transparent objects such as glass allow one or more frequencies of light to be transmitted, and typically, any other light frequencies that aren't transmitted are absorbed. The appearance and colour of the transparent object depends on the frequencies of the light rays incident upon it.
Translucent: although light is transmitted through translucent objects, you cannot see very clearly through them. An example of this is frosted glass.
Opaque: light cannot pass at all through opaque objects. They are completely solid.

	Created by Quinn Quillfeather almost 10 years ago

Notes on light.