Sentences with phrase «less detailed images»

Radiology is extremely helpful for viewing bones and teeth (which appear solid white due to their density) in detail, and for getting more general, less detailed images of internal organs.

At a bar, the Z2 Play's pic failed to match up against the OnePlus 5's shot, as it produced a less detailed image with weaker dynamic range from light to dark and softer focus on the brightly lit bottles.

Not exact matches

She therefore eschews privacy in favor of revealing more or less everything about the details of her personal life — from awkward and sometimes horrifying sexual encounters to her anxieties about body image to the infamous and arguably abusive episodes with her sister that caused such a stir in the press last fall.

What we see when we illuminate only a small area of the photographic plate is not a partial image but a whole image somewhat less sharply defined in detail, There is no one - to - one correspondence between object and image.

«Landscape images are far less likely to be pinned and repinned, as they show less detail and Pinterest is geared towards taller images,» explains Tiff.

These images, which provide views inside the samples and can resolve details less than 1 micron, or 1 millionth of a meter, can be compiled to form detailed 3 - D images and animations of samples.

And all the detailed images were less than 3 centimeters wide, tiny enough to hover over the tip of a single finger.

Today, because ultrasound and CT images have improved so dramatically in detail and clarity, doctors often take a wait - and - see attitude with less serious injuries.

As you can see in these images, when compared to the previous prototypes caught testing, this CLA is donning less camouflage, revealing more details such as the front, the rear lights, and more of its overall lines.

The HD label is perhaps less of an important point; the key, is that that Galaxy Nexus will render fine detail sharply, from text to images, and that brings with it a range of benefits.

The result is images with more detail, increased sensitivity to light and less noise in shadows.

As for the video recording part, it's kind of the same - the 30 fps rate will deliver relatively clear images, but with less detail than most mainstream devices can deliver nowadays.

-- new audition system — allows loops to be listened to as whole loop instead of slices — improved controls — much less to remember and much faster to use — true copy + paste system with copy buffer — massively improved realtime VIS — 3 new vis effects, the old one improved — new editor display — slice breaks so easy to see when you change from one slice to another — and loop names above loops for hidef users — new image / audio handler — loads and unloads resources on demand massively reducing memory requirements — removing the out of memory crashes — new file system — allows much more detail in the file list

The SEGA Blog post details Miku's popularity in the West, citing over 950,000 English speaking fans on Facebook, the Nokia Theater concert selling out, and the time when SEGA asked fans to like and share an image of Miku and in less than three days the post received over 25,000 likes and 15,000 shares.

Taken close up and filled with detail, the images of the fog - filled mountains actually tell you rather less than more about them.

A situation which you describe in the paper (see Figures 3a, 3b, first full paragraph of page 461, that the reconstructed trends for the Peninsula are less than the global average and yet you describe is as one of the most rapidly warming places on earth, that your Figure 4e has spatial differences compared with Supplemental Figure 1c and 1d or the image you linked to in comment 18), and which renders that spatial detail of the cover image difficult to interpret.

Despite better detail preservation in outdoor images, Nubia Z11 shots captured at 20 Lux show less detail and more noise compared to results from the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge

In theory, the advantage of this approach is that the final composite image is supposed to feature less digital noise and more detail.

Textures in shooting cloth or any other fine detail up close are also improved, with less chance for muddy or moire images when the patterns are super regular.

Huawei isn't shy about obscuring image noise with the help of blurring and post-processing, which tends to discard a lot of the finer detail in less than ideal lighting.

Although less detail is captured in extreme low light at 2x magnification, the loss of very fine detail only becomes obvious when examining 100 % crops, so the results are very acceptable when viewing full images at small scale.

Both offer sharp details and nice colors, but the overall theme here is that you will get more realistic colors and less sharpening with the iPhone 6S Plus, while the images feature more saturated colors and more sharpening with the Galaxy Note 5.

The company says this results in better image quality with less noise and sharper details.

Images shot in less than ideal lighting conditions lack detailing and have quite a bit of noise.

The only saving grace is the stock Gallery app, with its detailed controls for adjusting the image after the fact, but that's not the sort of thing that owners of $ 500 smartphones should have to worry about, much less owners of $ 10,000 smartphones.

At times, for a split second the image looks sharp and then will quickly change, often to a less detailed finish — and there's no option to return to the image you saw for that brief moment.

Although my hands - on time with the Meizu MX4 Ubuntu Edition was in the less than ideal photography conditions under the bright lights of MWC, the still images that I took we rather good, with an impressive level of detail.

To conclude, the camera test shows that the Nokia Lumia 1020 delivers better colors, less noise and more details compared with the images from the Google Nexus 5.

Compared to photos taken in the same lighting conditions with the Galaxy Note 4, the Desire Eye's images were darker, less detailed, and noisier.

Images with simple details work best - the less twists and curves you have to trace, the quicker the process will be.