Sentence examples for colour reproduction from inspiring English sources

But colour reproduction is good, so are the viewing angles and brightness.

Viewing angles are good, but the colour reproduction of the display is somewhat muted.

It then became the most popular method of colour reproduction for the remainder of the 19th century.

Together with Quentin Blake and John Burningham, he influenced a generation of illustrators and publishers in the 1960s, when opportunities for better colour reproduction were growing.

The rear camera is decent enough for a tablet, with quick autofocus and solid colour reproduction, but the low light performance is poor, producing grainy photos.

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.

Continuing his research, Ducos du Hauron devised improvements and cost reductions for printed colour reproductions.

The mass printing of colour reproductions in poster form has extended the availability of images to greater numbers of devotees.

That was only the beginning as 12,000 colour reproductions were distributed to schools and hundreds of sepia prints to "the youth of the nation".

This book, which makes a major contribution to our understanding of this haunting figure, is enhanced by three fat wads of colour reproductions and made more seductive by the photographs of artists that infiltrate the text.

Der Sturm published deluxe portfolios of graphic works by artists such as Kandinsky and Kokoschka, as well as original woodcuts, postcards, picture books, and large colour reproductions of works by gallery artists.