low contrast

Exclusion is a very similar blend mode with lower contrast.

This technique works well, but it can obscure fine, low contrast detail.

The large screen somewhat, but not entirely, offsets its low contrast.

Low contrast areas are replaced by a gray background.

In the case of fluorescent imaging, tracking must often be perform on very low contrast images.

Poor lighting and low contrast due to overexposure, reflection or shadows.

Experimental measurements conducted with non-collimated light showed a very low contrast ratio of 20:1.

Medical image segmentation is made difficult by low contrast, noise, and other imaging ambiguities.

Higher threshold values exclude areas of lower contrast.

But from closer up, the paper texture will appear more intrusive and begin to camouflage low contrast scene details.

The tests may also show how much light (illumination) you need to be able to distinguish objects with similar brightness or color (low contrast).

The foreground has high contrast; the background has low contrast.

Low contrast candidate points and edge response points along an edge are discarded.

Bright field microscopy typically has low contrast with most biological samples as few absorb light to a great extent.

She didn't want the feel of bright sunlight here, she decided as she added a low contrast filter.

The negatives will typically be of very low contrast, and cloudy, partly caused by the orange mask.

Their modulation transfer function shows low contrast at low spatial frequencies.

"And there's one particular color stock, 5277, that's slightly lower contrast and actually much faster than the two black-and-white stocks.

Shapes that could be desks, computers, tills, melting into the background due to the low contrast of the image.

Because of the spread, the delta has low contrast in satellite images, and is hardly visible in the map.

Paper texture effects in calotype photography limit the ability of this early process to record low contrast details and textures.

But it is very effective at obscuring low contrast patterns and textures and making them invisible.

With the introduction of Cobalt-60 machines in the 1950s, radiation went deeper inside the body, but with lower contrast and poor subjective visibility.

They were shown a 36-rectangle checkerboard on which the squares were reversed at different speeds under conditions of high and low contrast.

Visual information that is presented in low contrast settings is very important to the process of visual communication.