Sentence examples for contrast hue from inspiring English sources

Light microscopic images were prepared for reproduction in Adobe Photoshop 7.0 with minimal adjustments in the tone scale, contrast, hue and subsequent sharpening with the unsharp mask algorithm.

You can manually adjust Exposure, Brightness, Saturation, Contrast, Hue, play with Clarity, Shadows & Highlights and other features for a whole image.

Just like editing photos, you can adjust the brightness and contrast, hue and saturation, crop the video itself (yes, it's possible), change the colors, geometry, and even add logos using the Overlay feature.

The differences between two contrast hues (blue and red) with two levels for saturation and brightness were examined in an experimental study.

Referendum hangover of contrasting hue, however, could be found on streets across Scotland as the "Yessers" – whose optimism had infected Scotland's high streets during the campaign – came to terms with defeat.

This would be consistent with our previous finding that people prefer highly saturated colors to less saturated ones (Palmer & Schloss, 2010), because colors viewed against a background with a strongly contrasting hue are generally perceived as more saturated than when they are viewed against a background with a similar hue (e.g., Lotto & Purves, 2000).

A blue shirt doesn't have to be paired with a blue hijab; try a contrasting hue or tinted variation.

Why, now you can buy these shades in two perfectly contrasted hues.

By the early 1940's, Avery was known as an American Fauve for his use of bold, contrasting hues.

A series of layered dresses with two contrasting hues recalled the palette of Matisse, and the vast 1952 collage The Snail in particular.

Moore's war drawings, which used pastels in contrasting hues to highlight the psychological effects of alienation and devastation, are almost as famous as his monumental sculpture.