Sentences with phrase «digital altered images»

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Advances in image - manipulation software have made it trivial to radically alter the appearance of models and celebrities in photos, notes Hany Farid, a computer scientist who studies digital forensics and image analysis at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire.

Scientists in the United States have come up with a tool for automatically analysing digital photographs, making it possible to gauge the extent to which images have been altered or retouched.

Another reason the doctors at Appalachian chose a digital system is the fact that the digital images can be altered to show greater detail, and fewer retakes are needed.

Digital images can be altered to show greater detail, and fewer retakes are needed.

Digital imges allow the viewer to alter the contrast on a computer screen making the images more readable than traditional film.

How are the status and meaning of an artwork — whether an Ancient Greek statue, a digital photograph, or a painting by an itinerant portraitist — altered through the creation of facsimiles, through exhibition, or through the conversion of the object into image or code?

Gursky and Jörge Sasse use digital processes to alter their images of the spaces of daily reality, such as supermarkets and industrial parks.

«While many contemporary artists employ the tools of digital technology to alter photographic images, Diggory stands out for using photography and Photoshop as the catalyst for painting.

Virtually all are manipulated somehow, either through advance digital processes, crude Microsoft Paint - like effects, or in - camera techniques, filters, dyes, and mirrors with which Samaras established his early reputation as proto - Photoshop artist and kind of define his career - long probing of his psyche and identity through altered images.

«By overexposing reflective material in the process, data becomes absent from the digital file, creating an empty zone in the image that alters reality and distorts our perception, just like time and distance do.»

In the digital age, we've become accustomed to photographs manipulated through Photoshop, but photographers have been altering images, through cropping, dodging and burning, and manipulating subject matter since the Civil War era.

In the «Wyeth» project Welling began to alter his digital camera files in radical ways: removing trees and buildings, changing and adding colors, collaging multiple images together.

Altered Visions: Diana Nicholette JeonDiana Nicholette Jeon's digital photographic series featuring colorful, out - of - focus images is an attempt to visualize what the Hawai`i shoreline might have looked like to her late mother...

The development of the internet after 1989 engendered the introduction of new digital technologies, allowing for the now ubiquitous platforms for social media and communication, and the massive proliferation of images of all kinds, drastically altering the ways in which we access and generate information.

The artist composites, recrops and refocuses them, using the altered digital image as the paintings» modulo (using personal supplementary life references as necessary).

This is a hybrid way of working with both analogical and digital technology, and the plate emulsion is uneven, giving the images different states and atmosphere, and does not alter the argentic process.

Further representing for those who've come of age with new technologies and the dawn of the digital era («forever altering the way we look at images») are Andrew Birk, Nandi Loaf, Cobi Moules, Ryder Ripps, Mira Dancy, Manuel Solano, Ryan Trecartin, and Joshua Citarella and Brad Troemel «s UV Production House.

Taking a digital image of a landscape painting by Thomas Gainsborough as his starting point, Ziegler manipulates the image on a computer, changing the polarity of the colours and altering their saturation so that the formal qualities are retained but the colour information is unrecognisably distorted.

like all of the colouring, airbrushing and contouring of models» faces and bodies via computer digital altering procedures prior to their images being put on magazine covers and / or after the the cameras have done their jobs of capturing reality for TV - commercials purposes.