Sentence examples for better colour from inspiring English sources

"It's got more latitude, it's got better colour rendition.

It is probably no coincidence, therefore, that primates have better colour vision than most other mammals.

What better colour to inject a bit of warmth into a dull, grey day?

Therefore, arguably, people who originally saw it this way have better colour constancy.

The emulsion sequence may be different from the above scheme; their spectral sensitivities may be keyed to the transmission characteristics of the negative dyes for better colour reproduction.

Next time bug your publisher to print using a better colour scheme and this review may have existed a lot sooner!

(There was better colour-printing, plus the vivid, kitschy example of the American trailblazer William Eggleston).

The Lumia 630 feels like it could take a knock or two, and has a five-megapixel camera without a flash that can capture slightly more detail and has a better colour-balance than similarly priced rivals like the Moto G. Microsoft hasn't included a front cameras, so selfies will be difficult.

Party photos from bars, pubs and dimly-lit homes should be clearer, sharper, and with better colours compared to pictures captured by the iPhone 5 and 4S.

"Those teams are not just the best because they have a better badge or better colours; they are the best because they have been working on the squad for many years, they have their academies putting talented players into the first team and they have always attracted the best players as well.

Most of the programmes on BBC2 are better for colour, but only incidentally.