To stand in opposition; to exhibit difference, unlikeness, or opposition of qualities.
To set in opposition, or over against, in order to show the differences between, or the comparative excellences and defects of; to compare by difference or contrariety of qualities; as, to contrast the present with the past.
The act of contrasting, or the state of being contrasted; comparison by contrariety of qualities.
Opposition or dissimilitude of things or qualities; unlikeness, esp. as shown by juxtaposition or comparison.
The opposition of varied forms, colors, etc., which by such juxtaposition more vividly express each other's peculiarities.
The difference between the thick and the thin strokes of a character.
Diversity of adjacent parts in color, emotion, or tone. The use of diverse elements within a composition.
To look at differences, mostly opposites.
Tell how two or more topics are different from associated things, qualities, or events, etc.
Relationship between the luminance of an object or detail and it's background.
Contraste Kontrast, m Contraste Contrasts happen when colors are paired in such a way that each intensifies the other. The strongest contrasts are the result of putting together complementary colors. Contrasts of tone and temperature also exist.
The difference in light intensity in an object or image; defined as (Imax - Imin)/(Imax + Imin), where Imax and Imin are the maximum and minimum intensities.
A measure of the relative intensity differences within an image. A low contrast image may be dark (a foggy night), or bright (a foggy day); a high contrast image has bright and dark areas. The difference between an image's lightest and darkest grey level value.
Looking at two or more statements, incidents, or conditions for the purpose of understanding the difference between them.
The relationship between the lightest and darkest areas in a scene and/or photograph. A small difference means low contrast; a great difference high contrast. High contrast scenes usually cause the most exposure problems; however, their difficulty can mean they hold the potential for more expression. Though contrast is often linked with scene brightness, there can be low contrast in a bright scene and high contrast in dim light. Contrast can also describe attributes of color, composition, and inherent qualities of film.
the range of values (light to dark) in a picture. (Drawing Lesson 19)
The difference in tone between the dark and light areas of an image. Higher contrast values indicate greater differences and fewer gradations between dark and light.
Difference between black and light in a picture.
Contrast is the difference between the brightest bright and the darkest dark in your digital photo. If your digital photos have too much contrast it will cause a loss of delicate shadings and shadows. Whereas too little contrast leaves your photos muddy.
Density difference between the highlights and the shadows, usually of adjacent areas of the image.
a strong difference between two elements in a comparison.
The difference in brightness between different light and dark tones within a scene.
The level of tonal difference between darks and lights.
The measure of difference in the film or detector density (darkness) from one area to another, resulting from various X-ray intensities interacting with the detector.(Course Material/Radiography/TechCalibrations/contrast.htm)
The different range of tones between highlights and shadows.
The range of light-to-dark values present in a film or video image.
the difference between elements or the opposition to various elements.
The range of difference between the darkest and lightest areas of an image
The extent to which adjacent areas of an image on a display screen differ in relative brightness.
Comparison in order to distinguish differences. In radiology, the visual differentiability of variations in photographic or film density produced on a radiograph by the structural composition of the object or objects radiographed.
the relationship between light and dark areas of an image. The more extreme the difference, the greater the contrast.
This is the difference in reflectance between the black and white (or bar and space) areas of a symbol.
contrast can be defined as the relative difference of the signal intensities in two adjacent regions. If the two intensities are Ia and Ib, a useful quantitative definition of contrast is (Ia-Ib)/(Ia+Ib). Relating image contrast to object contrast is more difficult in magnetic resonance imaging than in conventional radiography, as there are more object parameters affecting the image and their relative contributions are very dependent on the particular imaging technique used.
Contrast is the visible difference in brightness from the darkest color to the lightest.
The difference in light and dark tones on a negative, slide or photo. This applies mostly to black and white prints.
The contrast ratio indicates how much brighter an image is at the projection of 100% white and 100% black. A high contrast ratio leads to brilliant, luminous images.
The amount of separation of tones in a photograph. The quantitative difference between light and dark.
The difference of tonal gradation between light and dark values within an image. A high-contrast image is predominantly highlights and shadows with a few gray tones. A low contrast image has few highlights and shadows with predominantly even tones. Image contrast is sacrificed somewhat when tones are compressed to bring an original's density down to a range that can be reproduced on a printing press.
Ratio between black and white in the picture.
describe the ways in which two things are different
The difference between the lightest and the darkest areas of an image. The greater the difference, the higher the contrast.
The relationship between the light and dark areas of an image. Contrast is the range between the darkest and lightest shades in an image, while brightness is the balance of light and dark shades. Contrast determines the number of shades; brightness determines the intensity of the shades. An image with low contrast tends to look dull and flat.
Amount of difference in reflectance between the dark bars and the light spaces of a bar code; measured by print contrast signal (PCS).
The extent to which adjacent light and dark areas of a television picture differ in brightness.
The degree of density difference between tones in an image or the ratio between the maximum and minimum brightness values. A high contrast image will have deep or intense blacks and detailed or spectral whites which may or may not include a full range of middle value tones. A low contrast image is generally an image with all its tones placed in the short middle values and may only contain various shades of grey.
An option available from the Image Menu (sub) Adjust (sub) Brightness/Contrast. Contrast correction is useful for varying the difference between light and dark areas. Increasing the contrast makes the dark shades darker and the highlights lighter at the same time causing more contrast between the two.
The part of the luminance signal that provides depth perception
The range of brightness between the darkest and lightest elements of an image.
The ratio of the difference in light intensity between the brightest white and the darkest black.
Degree of difference between highlights and dark portions of a photograph or of prepared art that embodies a range of tones. Example, black to light gray.
The level of variation between light and dark areas in an image.
Demonstrate how things are different
The actual difference in density between the highlights and the shadows on a negative or positive. Contrast is not concerned with the magnitude of density, but only with the difference in densities.
The ability to compensate for light and dark shades of an original. Contrast control can be either automatic during scanning or manual may be selected.
examine the objects in question for the purpose of demonstrating differences.
See luminance contrast.
A principle of design that refers to differences in values, colors, textures, and other elements in an artwork to achieve interest and emphasis.
Difference between a picture's brightest and darkest areas. When high, image contains sharp blacks and whites; when low, image limited to variations in gray tones. control track: A portion of the videotape containing information to synchronize playback and linear videotape editing operations.
The difference between the brightness of an object compared to that of its immediate background.
The difference in luminance between two areas.
Deliberately single out and emphasise the differences and dissimilarities between two or more things. Stylewriter is a software program which offers help with writing skills such as summarising, editing, and proof-reading your work. It also offers a selection of writing styles to choose from - academic writing, journalism, formal prose, and so on. Mistakes and suggestions for improvement are highlighted and implemented with a click of the button.
The difference between the blackest black and the whitest white in a monitor display
The difference between two areas in an image; it enables the radiologist to see details.
The contrast is the degree of difference between the dark and the light areas of a scene or photograph. High contrast photographs are a result of high contrast lighting, where there are sharp differences in the dark and light, and less in between. High contrast lighting can be achieved with both direct and bounced light that is not softened or diffused, but often reflected from a bright silver surface.
Difference in the relative brightness of two objects
domain relation which connects conjuncts whose difference is stressed.
Differences between at least two (2) things. eg. "The teacher's character is contrasted with the sweet young girl who is her student."
