Definition of contrasty in English:

contrasty

adjective ˈkɒntrɑːstiˈkɑnˌtræsti

informal

(of a photograph, film, or television picture) showing a high degree of contrast.
〈非正式〉（照片，影片，电视图像）反差强烈的，高衬比的，硬调的
the picture is sharp and contrasty, not a muted grey
Example sentencesExamples
- The dark tones have all the opposite properties, being coarse, grainy, cold and contrasty.
- 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.
- They can be very contrasty, and the range of highlights and shadows may be beyond the capacity of your film to record.
- Lighting in these environments presents a twofold problem: The canopy of treetops makes it dim, and it is almost always dappled and contrasty.
- This is a very contrasty negative that will not print well even on a grade 0 or 1 paper.
- Beautiful fine-grain film easily gets too contrasty.
- The paper must generally be a contrasty bromide emulsion.

Definition of contrasty in US English:

contrasty

adjectiveˈkɑnˌtræstiˈkänˌtrastē

informal

(of a photograph, movie, or television picture) showing a high degree of contrast.
〈非正式〉（照片，影片，电视图像）反差强烈的，高衬比的，硬调的
the picture is sharp and contrasty, not a muted gray
Example sentencesExamples
- 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.
- This is a very contrasty negative that will not print well even on a grade 0 or 1 paper.
- Lighting in these environments presents a twofold problem: The canopy of treetops makes it dim, and it is almost always dappled and contrasty.
- The dark tones have all the opposite properties, being coarse, grainy, cold and contrasty.
- The paper must generally be a contrasty bromide emulsion.
- Beautiful fine-grain film easily gets too contrasty.
- They can be very contrasty, and the range of highlights and shadows may be beyond the capacity of your film to record.

单词	contrasty
释义	Definition of contrasty in English: contrasty adjective ˈkɒntrɑːstiˈkɑnˌtræsti informal (of a photograph, film, or television picture) showing a high degree of contrast. 〈非正式〉（照片，影片，电视图像）反差强烈的，高衬比的，硬调的 the picture is sharp and contrasty, not a muted grey Example sentencesExamples The dark tones have all the opposite properties, being coarse, grainy, cold and contrasty. 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. They can be very contrasty, and the range of highlights and shadows may be beyond the capacity of your film to record. Lighting in these environments presents a twofold problem: The canopy of treetops makes it dim, and it is almost always dappled and contrasty. This is a very contrasty negative that will not print well even on a grade 0 or 1 paper. Beautiful fine-grain film easily gets too contrasty. The paper must generally be a contrasty bromide emulsion. Definition of contrasty in US English: contrasty adjectiveˈkɑnˌtræstiˈkänˌtrastē informal (of a photograph, movie, or television picture) showing a high degree of contrast. 〈非正式〉（照片，影片，电视图像）反差强烈的，高衬比的，硬调的 the picture is sharp and contrasty, not a muted gray Example sentencesExamples 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. This is a very contrasty negative that will not print well even on a grade 0 or 1 paper. Lighting in these environments presents a twofold problem: The canopy of treetops makes it dim, and it is almost always dappled and contrasty. The dark tones have all the opposite properties, being coarse, grainy, cold and contrasty. The paper must generally be a contrasty bromide emulsion. Beautiful fine-grain film easily gets too contrasty. 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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