Sentence examples for shift in brightness from inspiring English sources

The main limitation is that these techniques may transfer most of the pixels from dark region to the bright region which might cause over-enhancement and unwanted shift in brightness.

Some were reporting sudden and dramatic shifts in brightness when the picture quickly cuts from a dark to a bright shot.

For instance, in the 4K Blu-ray of The Revenant, where the survivors of the initial Indian attack clamber up from the river in a long tracking shot to stash their animal hides, the cliff face on the far side of the river shifts in brightness in quite pronounced 'steps' as the camera moves upwards.

Contrast enhancement often results in a significant shift in the brightness of the image giving it a washed out appearance, which is undesirable.

Software developed by Lowry Digital Images examined each frame for scratches, "density shifting" (differences in brightness) and other aberrations and deviations from prints approved by the directors.

There is no exaggerating the potency of that shift in light, the effect of the two or three minutes of brightness that erode each day, washed away into the night.

As they report in The Astrophysical Journal Letters, shifts in its brightness reveal that PSO J318.5-22 is rotating every 5 hours and has multiple layers of thick and thin clouds with temperatures of about 800°C.

The goal of contrast enhancement is to increase the contrast, without saturating the pixels (loosing visual information) or causing a significant shift in the image brightness.

Some calibrations are required to compensate for the gradual change in properties or different frequencies of abnormal luminosity supernovae at high red shift, and for small variations in brightness identified by light curve shape or spectrum.

Rapidly increasing in brightness, it blazed brighter than the Sun.

The play opens in darkness and ends in brightness.