Sentences with phrase «too dim»

Too bright and it will seem harsh and unwelcoming, too dim and you'll find it hard to see what you're doing.

Great quality, they look exactly as pictured and give a perfect glow for nightstand lamps... not too bright, not too dim through the shade.

I love, love, love lights that flank the mirror, but have wondered if they would be too dim by themselves.

The one that came with it was waaay too dim.

I will be replacing our current chandelier which is 360 watts with 120 and I'm afraid it will be too dim.

Even lighting that's not bright and harsh or too dim or dark will produce the best results.

Finally, the LEDs are off centre, and a bit too dim under bright office lighting.

Amazon says the Spot's auto brightness sensor is in the same place as the camera, so you might end up with a screen that's way too bright or way too dim if you do that.

The Razer Phone is chunky, the camera's unfinished, and the screen is a bit too dim.

But I think I'd rather it be a little too bright then too dim, which was the case with the OnePlus One.

The menu buttons were far too dim for us.

Some reports point to issues with the adaptive brightness, finding that the screen can either get too bright or too dim at times.

However, many thought that the speaker quality is average, while others found that the screen can be too dim or too bright, suggesting that the adaptive brightness was problematic at times.

You want to set this up where the light is just right — neither too bright or too dim — and you need to hold the device at eye level.

And the Hue bulbs with a sliding scale temperature are too dim (500 - 600ish lumens, depending on the temp setting) and are twice the price.

The display is not as bright as we've seen from the competition — the HP Spectre x360 easily beats it — but it's also not too dim to be used in sunlight.

I found its 550 lumens much too dim to read by.

This slow - dimming bulb may help some drift off to sleep, but it's too dim and expensive for us to recommend.

The iPhone X and the iPhone 8 Plus dealt with dynamic range better than the iPhone 7 Plus; for example, the iPhone 7 Plus» photo with the cars on the road is too dim overall, whereas the iPhone 8 Plus and X brighten the foreground without overexposing the background sky.

What a pity you are too dim to appreciate the irony of your picking a handle that starts with the word «Reality».

Shorter exposure imagery of the Earth — the majority of daytime images — typically do not record stars as they are too dim compared to the brightness of the planet.

This business of assuming the public is idiotic because they seem too dim to get the narrative (therefore we'll turn up the shriek dial to 11) is astonishingly naive.

The fact that you are too dim to understand this progress does not in any way diminish it.

Aveline's a great character, but she's given too dim a spotlight.

The Motorola XOOM's display is swathed in Gorilla Glass and is very bright (especially in manual mode; I noticed the tablet tends to err on the side of being too dim than too bright most of the time with auto - brightness enabled), and colors are rich.

Personally, I prefer the Kobo Glo's display because my eyes adjust best to its highest brightness setting and I even find the Paperwhite's display to be too dim for my taste.

It doesn't light the screen evenly either (some parts are too bright, others too dim and so I'm always changing the angle of my wrist as I read down the screen).

I don't like auto brightness on my iPhone, while a great idea it always seems too dim for me.

Worse, the screen was too dim even at the brightest setting, with low contrast and very poor viewing angles.

Color touch screen is too dim, lacks contrast, and has narrow viewing angles.

Dark scenes, however, were way too dim.

The 8 - inch, 1,280 - by - 800 screen is decent and not too dim, unlike many cheaper Android tablets from less reliable manufacturers.

Had it not been too dim, Inman would have read to pass the time until breakfast, for the book he was reading had the effect of settling his mind.

These buttons are backlit but are too dim for our tastes.

But the Voyage keeps the level nice and dim, perhaps too dim for some, however.

Will it be too dim?

It doesn't have any brightness settings, just on, but the default brightness is pleasant for reading in bed at night, it's not too bright and not too dim.

Auto brightness but too dim for myself.

Now that we're whining, the only other complaints we have are that the four - wheel - drive indicator lights are too dim and the interior has a «you get what you pay for» cheap feel to it.

Are they simply too dim?

In fact since many theaters don't do a good 3D projection and leave their projections too dim, the almost sunglass - like shading of the 3D glasses might just really cause the film to get way too dark.

Thankfully Coraline suffers from none of this, and looks incredible in 3D, even if it's too dim (like many of the RealD films out there).

But the film is too dim - witted and enamored of coolly stylized mayhem to acknowledge the contradiction, let alone critique it.

But my mom would repeatedly tell me she'd «never pay money for clothes that are already destroyed,» right before she'd complain about the music in the store being too loud and the lights too dim.

The lights are often too bright or too dim.

«This thing is huge on the sky, about five times the size of the full moon, but it's mostly too dim for our eyes to see,» NASA astronomer Michelle Thaller told Gizmodo.

However, most stars in the sky, except the brightest ones, appear white or bluish white to the unaided eye because they are too dim for color vision to work.

DLAs currently have little ongoing star formation, making them too dim to observe directly from their emitted light alone.

Webb's sharp and powerful infrared vision will allow it to peer farther into the Milky Way with greater clarity than infrared telescopes before it — uncovering parts of the galaxy that were once too dim, too distant, or too concealed to study.

Many other stars are present, but are too dim to appear.