Sentence examples for difficult lighting from inspiring English sources

Tan, X. & Triggs, B. Enhanced local texture feature sets for face recognition under difficult lighting conditions.

It can also be used to alter the camera's exposure control to produce imaginative images in difficult lighting.

It is often possible to handle difficult lighting problems efficiently by designing a specialized mutation in this way.

In difficult lighting conditions, such as those under artificial light, the images can look a bit grainy at full crop.

The 16-megapixel selfie camera is also very good, producing great shots even in difficult lighting conditions.

Despite the difficult lighting conditions, these images – acknowledged as some of the best in archaeology – capture the eerie stillness of the tomb when it was first opened.

The cab stopped at a red light at Seventieth Street (a notoriously difficult light to beat) and I surveyed the scene.

There is a wonderfully atmospheric painting high in the Long Room at Trent Bridge from an age when chaps held up their trousers with striped club ties, called Playing Out Time in a Difficult Light.

The Jets will most likely use Chad Morton on punt returns against New Orleans, particularly because he has experience receiving punts under the difficult lights of the Superdome, where the Jets will face the Saints on Sunday.

They tend to take only two or three images, and the software in the camera isn't as sophisticated as computer-based software, but even this can do a great deal to improve photos in difficult light.

A police officer succinctly puts as 'if we continue to see the Fulani in a very difficult light, those of them who are good will not cooperate in exposing the bad ones.' As pastoralism is being pushed to the blink of collapse with continuous expulsions and exclusion of Fulani, many of them especially in Agogo, are relocating to other countries such as Burkina Faso.