Sentence examples for a light scene from inspiring English sources

"Since it would not be very convenient having to run to the hallway when you want to set a light scene in your living room, for example".

It must have been nice to have a lighter scene, considering how dark this season is.

I drove around town checking out different places — only a couple looked sketchy; I think Wilmy has a pretty light scene when it comes to massage of the highway-billboard variety.

A practical problem addressed recently in computational photography is that of producing a good picture of a poorly lit scene.

It still looks good, but what will film-makers do now I wonder, unable to show their characters' sophistication in a dimly lit scene by that telltale glowing Apple?

If, for instance, there is a low-light scene that has some dark areas, the image-processing chip could choose to pick up some image data (pixels or other stuff like luminance) from the brighter f1.8 wide angle and mix it in with the data from the f2.8 telephoto, creating a composite image on the fly without any input from the user.

The iterations were halted when an optimally lit scene was obtained; the further experiments under weak and strong light searched for the best method of illumination optimisation and confirmed the reliability of the adaptive illumination.

There was a predictable hullaballoo around a brief, dimly lit scene in which she dropped a towel and appeared nude.

I draw attention to Homer's painting "Eagle Head, Manchester, Massachusetts (High Tide)" (1870), a warm, brightly lighted scene depicting three women on a beach.

[He] is free and lovable in the light scenes.

But the film also has a light touch in scenes such as the one where Mr. MacIvor's and Mary-Louise Parker's characters avidly gossip in a car.