Sentence examples for adjusting image from inspiring English sources

A tutorial "shooting guide" educates users on tips for achieving specific effects, such as "shooting into backlight," perfect for bright situations such as a day at the beach, and "adjusting image quality" for uploading images to auction sites.

To the best of our knowledge, SUIT is the first transport protocol proposed for WMSNs which is able to mitigate congestion by adjusting image quality while image data are being transmitted.

While histogram stretching is a linear stretch technique used for adjusting image intensities to enhance contrast; median filtering aids in random noise removal by creating an output image in which each pixel's value is based on its value and those of its immediate neighbors in an input image.

removing aliasing effect due to digital conversion of the images, converting color space from RGB to YCbCr, )correction of nonuniform illumination using homomorphic filtering, wavelet denoising, anisotropic filtering to improve image segmentation, adjusting image intensity, converting from YCbCr to RGB, equalizing color mean.

Paediatric doses can be reduced by adjusting image lengths to the size of the child's body.

ImageJ Software (National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD) and Adobe Photoshop CC (Adobe Systems, San Jose, CA) were used for adjusting image brightness and contrast.

As with the demo, the translation process of the full game was a solo effort by Nazerine; however, Moa Hato removed the need for hacking by directly supervising the translation, adjusting images in the game for English sentences.

The fiber-FISH procedures used for preparing slides, making labels, hybridizing slides, capturing FISH images, and adjusting images in this study were defined previously by Koo et al. (2011).

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A focusing element on the front lets you adjust image focus.

Choose one and use as is, or adjust image creation factors (Sharpening, Contrast, Brightness, Saturation, and Hue).