| The dark tones have all the opposite properties, being coarse, grainy, cold and contrasty. |
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| Sin City is the very depth and form of pulp, a contrasty, blooming monochrome nightmare of the very worst of human scum. |
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| They can be very contrasty, and the range of highlights and shadows may be beyond the capacity of your film to record. |
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| This is a very contrasty negative that will not print well even on a grade 0 or 1 paper. |
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| And the involvement of Sony's TV division has resulted in a display that's rich, contrasty and sumptuously colourful. |
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| Some of his prints are sharp and contrasty, some are heavy with black, some are grainy and soft. |
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| Smaller thresholds permit fewer pixels to pass through and make the output look more contrasty. |
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| Even though a bit too contrasty, images then became extremely sharpen, forcing opticians to work on higher definition lenses. |
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| His wonderfully contrasty pictures made us all aware of the noble, Roman solidity of some of the structures and the simple, honed elegance of their detailing. |
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| The glass negatives tend to be very contrasty because the glass is perfect, optically. |
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| His work is very shadow-heavy and very contrasty, with black and whites and a simple palette that pops and gives a dramatic effect. |
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| This vital Custom Function lets photographers get even better detail in bright highlights, even in contrasty lighting conditions. |
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| The 2000 vintage was one of the earliest fruiting and most contrasty of the decade in Alsace. |
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| August was more contrasty, pleasant at the beginning and then cooler in the second half. |
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| So with a modern paper, they end up looking very, very contrasty. |
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| The wood is contrasty European walnut, with some nice but not ornate figure in the buttstock. |
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| The colours in this mix include bright oranges, vibrant reds and hot pinks and some plum shades, each flower with a stunningly contrasty black centre. |
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