The phrase "amount of light received" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to photography, science, or any discussion involving light measurement.
Example: "The amount of light received by the sensor directly affects the quality of the image captured."
Alternatives: "quantity of light captured" or "level of light detected."
Dr. Nayar's hardware solution, by contrast, involves changing the amount of light received at each pixel.
The color change is thought to be at least partially linked to photoperiod that is, the amount of light received during the day.
So if the full moon occurs at or near perigee, it appears noticeably larger in the sky than if it occurs at apogee, and it also it is brighter, because the amount of light received by the Earth from the Moon depends not only upon the amount of light the Moon gives off, but also how far the Earth is from the Moon.
Image (a) is a clear RGB image while image (b) is an intensity map that is limited by the amount of light received by the sensor.
By shrinking the pixel size towards the wavelengths of light that the camera captures, the amount of light received will be further decreased by technical barriers (diffraction effects) [8].
What's more, we've optimized the pixel characteristics to provide a higher S/N ratio and wider dynamic range by securing a greater amount of light received by each pixel, thereby reducing lost highlights and shadows, and ensuring smoother tone reproduction with minimized noise.
More aggressive design choices, such as not using the basement floor of the house for apartments, raise the amount and timing of light received to nearly the level of the best-case scenario.
The total amount of blue light received during the experiment was well below the blue-light hazard threshold [47].
The function of the optical detector is to efficiently convert the small amount of light energy received from the fiber, as photons, into electrical signals.
If a tree affects the amount of light you receive but its branches do not overhang your property, you probably cannot make the tree owner do anything about it - there is no general right to light.
The non uniform of lighting demands a special treatment for the different areas of the image, depending on the amount of light they receive.
