Sentence examples for deathrate from inspiring English sources
It offers brushes that let you dab with your fingers to brighten, darken, saturate, desaturate or otherwise enhance individual parts of a photo.
There are some more complex ways to get very good monochromatic pictures in Photoshop, but if you are just dipping your toe in, start by using any photo-editing software to completely desaturate the photo.
Originally, Baker had planned to desaturate the film in the name of social realism, but instead he chose to make its colours as vivacious as its stars.
"Lark desaturates reds while punching up blues and greens to bring your landscapes to life," the team wrote.
It has long been established that when mobilization of reserve fat takes place the stream is directed primarily to the liver, where fatty acids may be partially desaturated; i.e., hydrogen is removed from the fatty-acid chains to produce unsaturated or double bonds between carbon atoms.
Morris visually recreated old etchings and whaling prints through desaturating the film, which also had the effect of conveying the story's foredoomed bleakness.
When you die, the image desaturates to black-and-white and there's a tactful moment of funereal bagpipery.
The color produced by the cinematographer, Roger Deakins, is slightly desaturated — a tinge of ghostliness hangs over the scenes — and the dialogue is sparse; much of the time, we piece together what's going on from silences, insinuations, and lies.
Doubtless, he's right, but, by the same token, neither would color, which, he may be aware, has become so ubiquitous that the only black-and-white movie in recent release, "The White Ribbon," had to be shot on color film stock and digitally desaturated.
The colours are desaturated.
