Sentence examples for range pictures from inspiring English sources
These so-called high dynamic range pictures are best for bringing out the shadows on sunny days because the software chooses the best parts from each image.
The S5's camera is also capable of shooting live high-dynamic range pictures and video allowing greater details in photos and video with complex lighting and letting the photographer see the results on the screen in real time before taking the shot.
Vizio's latest Ultra Color Spectrum technology claims to deliver more than a billion colors, too, helping the P-Series handle the expanded wide color range pictures we're now getting from Ultra HD Blu-rays and a number of online streaming services.
For starters, while LG isn't claiming any really measurable increase in brightness for the C9 and E9 versus last year's models, it's instantly clear that the brightest peaks of high dynamic range pictures have much more intensity to them than they did on last year's sets.
They also like to picture the range of energies generated in the accelerators as a great expanse -- a vast, abstract rain forest (not a desert, they hope) teeming with hidden beasts.
At the Paris show, PSA unveiled the latest designs for its upmarket DS range (pictured).
Tom Ford's new range (pictured, from £20) is a banker for any serious grooming obsessive, while the men's offerings from Clarins and Elemis are so good they'll please anyone with a Y chromosome.
With that in mind, it's nice to be able to report that this World Cup is going to be reasonably widely available to watch in 4K/Ultra HD and high dynamic range picture quality.
It makes more sense for studios to spend $300m on a summer blockbuster than $50m on original mid-range pictures that must then be marketed to audiences.
In five to 10 years, there probably won't be enough top- to middle-range pictures left to keep the two international auction houses' engines running.
But perhaps the leader in this field is Trevor Paglen, best known for his ultra-long-range pictures of "secret" US military sites (as featured in Laura Poitras's Edward Snowden documentary Citizenfour).
