Sentence examples for a bright scene from inspiring English sources
You don't want the whites to be so intense that, when you look at a bright scene, it looks as if you're in a whiteout on a ski slope.
Otherwise, find a bright scene on a movie — a woman's white wedding dress, for example — and adjust the contrast control so the dress retains detail, like fabric folds or buttons, without becoming a mass of indistinguishable white.
If you've been using an iPhone for a while, you know that there's a setting that lets you automatically enable high-dynamic range (HDR) if you're looking at a bright scene with some dark elements.
"I was looking at the G.E. one, and my first reaction was, everyone in there is smiling and happy, and it's a very bright scene," said Timothy B. Heath, a marketing professor at Miami University's business school.
In addition to publishing the invitation, the menu and the guest list, The Times reported, in a front-page headline, that Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt's fancy-dress ball offered "A Brilliant Scene of Bright and Rich Costumes, Profuse Decoration of Flowers and Some Unique Dances".
The bright scene is ringed by a darkness that swarms with faces and figures, like bad memories that refuse to be quieted.
On the wall opposite was a bright Mediterranean scene of whitewashed houses and sheets drying on a line.
TOMMY BAHAMA RESTAURANT & BAR The restaurant in the new Tommy Bahama clothing store has a separate entrance on Fifth Avenue leading to the Marlin Bar, which has a spiral staircase up to the second-floor dining room and a bright jungle scene in the style of Henri Rousseau.
Another of the group, Mr Kelly, said that what had been a "bright, vibrant scene, suddenly became dark".
The global mapping algorithm adapts to different image dominant tone, and it is capable of enlightening dark scene or dimming bright scene back to normal-key appearance of images.
The results P1, P3, P6 and P7 were consistent with no cone-based vision being used for the orientation task and retained rod-based vision functioning adequately for orientation even under bright scene luminance conditions [ 17].
