Sentence examples for range of tonal values from inspiring English sources

Thus a full range of tonal values can be printed.

The coarseness of his subjects contrasts with the delicacy of his style, which in its mature stage shows an unusual mastery of tonal values.

To use photography honestly, Strand noted in 1917, one must have "a real respect for the thing in front of him," a respect translated "through a range of almost infinite tonal values which lie beyond the skill of human hand".

The show consistently and confidently deployed a wide range of tonal shifts, utilizing a solid baseline of writing, acting, and production value to tell its increasingly intense story.

"New violins don't have the range of tonal color.

Made in 1740 by Hieronymus Albrecht Hass, it has three keyboards, each with a different timbre, giving it a range of tonal possibilities afforded by few other antique harpsichords.

A histogram is a digital representation of the tonal values of your image.

Tone mapping is a process for enhancing HDR image quality on an LDR device by converting the tonal values of the original image from HDR to LDR.

Because of this double "spotlight" effect, the tonal values of the painting as a whole seem to be subdued.

Just as "Queen of Earth" transfigures its narrative conflicts into an exalted cinematic music, it retrospectively emphasizes the tonal values of Perry's earlier films.

The tonal values of different vegetables differ massively.