Sentences with phrase «needed bright contrast»

As Spring is approaching (it's still freezing cold in Estonia), I've matched burgundy with main white color that gave a needed bright contrast.

Not exact matches

«The current crossbars are of a bright, contrasting color and no longer present a sighting problem for competitors,» Oakes said, «and, therefore, the use of the cloth is no longer needed for competition.»

Researchers going back to Charles Darwin have focused on the contrast between the sexes, attributing the males» brighter colors to their need to attract mates.

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Wear it as a contrast over a bright mono dress to work for a ladylike, polished look, and team it up with your favorite denim jeans and flats when you need a more relaxing yet go - go party outfit.

Bright, happy colors need a contrast to keep them from running wild.

Contrast Rating in Ambient Light: Even more impressive is that when Automatic Brightness is turned On, the Galaxy S5 hits an incredible 698 cd / m2 in high Ambient Light, where high Brightness is really needed — it's the brightest mobile display that we have ever tested.

And you'll need to watch out for bright lights and dark shadows, since the camera doesn't handle dynamic contrast very well.

While you'll need a certified Ultra HD Premium TV (which is more expensive) to fully appreciate it, HDR is often referred to as the icing on the 4K cake, offering vastly brighter contrast and richer shading that enhances the expanded color gamut of top - tier 4K TVs.

The Sunlight display uses local tone mapping, and the hardware based technology tends to adjust the display by every pixel, where the contrast needs to be changed on whiter areas, thus retaining the brightness, while actually lightening up the darker parts of the image to make them visible in bright surroundings.