The phrase "atmospheric light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of lighting that creates a mood or ambiance in a space, often used in contexts related to photography, interior design, or art.
Example: "The atmospheric light in the room created a warm and inviting environment for the guests."
Alternatives: "ambient light" or "mood lighting".
where x represents the image coordinates, I is the observed hazy image, J is the haze-free image, A is the global atmospheric light, β is the scattering coefficient of the atmosphere, and d is the scene depth.
They prompted him to develop his ability to paint atmospheric light.
His biblical paintings e.g., Scenes from the Passion (c. 1715)—feature warm colour and atmospheric light.
The proposed approach avoids adverse effects caused by the error in estimating the global atmospheric light.
Like Monet, Mitchell used colors redolent of nature and juxtaposed them to mingle in the eye, though not to create illusions of atmospheric light.
Pointillism (a term given to the Neo-Impressionist system of representing the shimmer of atmospheric light with spots of coloured pigment) produced an overall granular texture.
The windswept headlands, beach grasses, and felled trees seen by the photographer on his walks are animated by an atmospheric light.
In this study, a novel single-image based dehazing framework is proposed to remove haze artifacts from images through local atmospheric light estimation.
01328 730203, norfolkpaintingschool.com This part of Cornwall has long bewitched the UK's leading artists; its atmospheric light and beautiful surroundings inspiring artists including Ben Nicholson, Barbara Hepworth, Henrietta Dubrey and Luke Frost to create some of their best work.
Aureole, brightly illuminated area surrounding an atmospheric light source, such as the Sun, when the light is propagated through a medium containing many sizes of particles or droplets that are large compared to the wavelength of the light.
We use a novel strategy based on a physical model where the extreme intensity of each RGB pixel is used to define an initial atmospheric veil (local atmospheric light veil).
