Sentence examples for spectrum of lighting from inspiring English sources

It's also loaded with controls and manual overrides that are familiar to experienced photographers (aperture, shutter speed, exposure compensation, ISO adjustment) to handle a far greater spectrum of lighting situations and subjects.

"Spectrum of Light," by Bob Staake, May 21 , 2012

— Bob Staake, the artist who created "Spectrum of Light," the cover of next week's issue.

And Jim Hodges's deliberately exposed photograph, which ingeniously casts a tree in a color spectrum of light, is simply ravishing.

The spectrum of light emitted is devoid of signs of hydrogen, which is odd since stars are generally made almost entirely of hydrogen.

In a photograph, the spectrum of light that emanates from a star appears as a series of tiny lines, like a bar code in miniature.

Steuben crystal is so pure that it allows the entire spectrum of light to enter and exit without interruption, giving the piece a white, diaphanous glow.

The project is using satellites and aircraft to carry instruments that analyze the spectrum of light reflected from soil and plants.

It could vaporize a rock and identify its minerals from the spectrum of light they emitted, or drill a sample and tease apart its chemical constituents.

Most vertebrates, such as fish, birds and reptiles (and therefore, almost certainly dinosaurs), have abundant cones in their retinas and can detect a wide spectrum of light.

The film, designed in connection with the United States military during the Cold War, reveals a spectrum of light beyond what the human eye can perceive.