The phrase "alters the light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes in illumination, perception, or the physical properties of light.
Example: "The new filter alters the light, creating a softer and more diffused effect in the photographs."
Alternatives: "modifies the light" or "changes the light."
The algorithm alters the light from each individual pixel so that, when fed through a tiny hole in the plastic filter, rays of light reach the retina in a way that re-creates a sharp image.
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) defines tooth bleaching as 'removal of intrinsic or acquired discolorations of natural teeth through the use of chemicals, sometimes in combination with the application of auxiliary means'.3 It is an oxidative process that alters the light absorbing or light reflecting nature of the tooth structure, increasing its perception of whiteness.
This warming increases stratification of the surface ocean, which in turn alters the light regime in the shallower upper mixed layer and reduces the nutrient supply from below (Rost et al. 2008; Steinacher et al. 2010; Winder and Sommer 2012).
The mood alters, the lighting changes and the dancing goes berserk.
The technology operates by altering the light from individual pictures on the display based on a person's prescription.
The cubes can be rotated on a stem to alter the light direction and consumers can choose how many cubes to include.
For example, researchers are using nanoparticle concentrations and light intensities that are too high for natural systems, and are ignoring water constituents that can alter the light field.
These mutations include those in PHYTOCHROME D (PHYD), for which a small deletion was previously reported to alter the light sensitivity of a single accession42 and for which we identified multiple loss-of-function alleles.
She shows a brilliantly progressing sensibility for his painting: refusing to clean the windows because it will alter the light on a work in progress, remarking that a map in the background weakens the composition, rearranging a blue cloth to provide the needed touch of disorder for a portrait's serenity.
Any cavities or other irregularities altered the light pattern, and the information was captured by the wand's sensor -- a charge-coupled device, the kind used in many digital cameras -- and transmitted to a display that she and Mr. McMahon were watching.
These interactions alter the light's refractive index, essentially slowing it down; the light's wave front bends away from these "roadblocks".
