Sentences with phrase «black monochromes using»

He makes black monochromes using a large format Epson printer; the «paintings» are printed on pre-primed linen.

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Cones are specialized in bright environment and detect colors while rods are used in dim light but are monochrome, which is why we see in black and white at night.

Go with a monochrome look using neutrals other than black and pair it with subtle prints for a chic 9 - 5 look.

Dating is a stage of romantic relationships in humans whereby two people meet socially with the aim of each assessing the other's suitability as a Television (TV) is a telecommunication medium used for transmitting moving images in monochrome (black and white), or in colour, and in two or three

Monochrome is a term used for black and white as well and that might be more of an apt description in this case.

Tourneur's crisp black - and - white films deserve this treatment, preserving the plunging depths of his use of high - contrast monochrome, the intensely textured faces, and the easily missed details that rely on visual clarity for their full impact.

Kindles use e-reader screens which are normally monochrome or black and white, have no backlight, and are meant to mimic the experience of reading a normal book.

In battle, enemy sprites are remarkably detailed, even in the monochrome black and white palette that battles normally use.

In her show Reworlding at Hathaway Gallery (July 22 — September 16, 2017), she used bits of found plastic washed by the sea in works ranging from monochrome reliefs to a large - scale black anchor.

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Distinctive series is recognizable for its monochrome palette of black and white applied on the raw canvases, with the accent on the use of the zip.

And if you think of Franz Kline, it is entirely black and white and very fraught, Pollock's paintings are again very monochrome and with heavy use of black.

Working primarily through a technique of «wash drawing» in black India ink, he used deceptively simple gestures that were simultaneously controlled and spontaneous, in the manner of Chinese monochrome painting.

It was a similar approach to that of other great colourists: Georges Seurat restricted his palette to monochrome for two to three years in the 1880s and Henri Matisse focused on using black around 1918.

«These pieces and perspectives narrate several Ofilis: the colorist who works in restricted palettes, at times Garveyite red, black and green, at others blue monochromes or Favist ochres, purples and greens; the scatologist who uses shit as a sculptural base and pictorial ground, handling paint both to build up and denude his paintings surfaces; and the mime of machismo and voyeurism who draws on imagery from blaxploitation, Marvel comics, porn, and postcolonial African photography,» he writes.

While one of the cameras will use a regular RGB sensor that shoots colors photos just like the ones today, the other sensor will be monochrome, so it'll take pictures in black and white.

Of course, you can also use the monochrome camera to take some really nice looking black and white shots as well.

Used together it captures bokeh - style blurred background shots (like the iPhone's Portrait Mode), while the monochrome lens on its own takes great looking black and white photos without a filter.

Together you take better looking images, and you can also use only the monochrome lens to take some classy - looking black and white shots.

Credit: Jeremy Lips / Tom's GuideOn the back, you get a 12 - megapixel traditional main camera in addition to a 20 - MP monochrome cam that the Mate 9 uses to gather extra depth data and to capture standard black - and - white photos.

The monochrome sensor can be used for true black - and - white shots, which look good, but its main purpose is to (theoretically) bring in extra light information to assist the main camera in getting better shots — much like other «color + mono» camera setups do.

The monochrome sensor can add more detail to images when used with the main color camera, or it can be used on its own for impressive looking black and white shots.

My favorite camera mode is the monochrome option, which uses data from one of the Mate 10 Pro's camera sensors to produce some of the nicest black - and - white images I've ever seen from a smartphone.

This means that when the watch is «resting,» displaying a monochrome image, the large swath of black pixels are not using any energy.

By including a monochrome lens, Huawei devices are able to take breathtaking black and white photos, unlike most phones which achieve this using software.

You can also selectively remove color from either the foreground or background of your shot — assuming the Force actually gets those areas right, which it sometimes doesn't — or take «true» black and white images using just the monochrome camera.

Using the two lenses together, both phones can capture bokeh - style blurred background shots (Portrait Mode), while the monochrome lens can be used separately to shoot great looking black and white photos without a filter.

There's a «True B&W» mode too, which uses just the monochrome sensor to capture a «true» black - and - white image instead of simulating the look with software.

And yes, you can use the monochrome sensor to take real black and white photos.

Select Monochrome from here to use the true black & white sensor to full effect.

Both the sensors work together to produce stunning imagery or users can also opt in to use the monochrome mode alone to capture some sweet looking black - n - white images.

The idea is that the camera can combine the information to get more out of a scene, but this also means that a dedicated monochrome function is available, capturing in black and white, rather than using a filter in post-processing.

An iPhone 7 Plus - like Portrait Mode filter generates a bokeh effect by combining the two sensors» imaging data, and a monochrome mode snaps a black - and - white picture using the Mate 10 Pro's 20 - megapixel sensor.

Doubled up they take cool bokeh - style shots, and used on its own, the monochrome lens will take stunning black and white images.

Another super interesting mode is the Black & White mode, which uses one of the two rear sensors to take a monochrome shot.

This contemporary bathroom scheme has adapted straightforward monochrome by using a stylish dark grey instead of black against white.

If you're going to print monochrome photos, look for a printer that allows you to use a «photo black» cartridge, as well as a light gray ink.

Create a curated feel by using similar frames and sticking to black and white photography — the monochrome theme of this frame wall and the photography mirrors the colourless decorating style of this space.