colour saturation BrE
color saturation AmE

His photos are often minimal and crisp, yet somewhat 'blown-out' in terms of colour saturation.

Never has the optical ventriloquism of 3-D 'thrown' images of such uncanny solidity and colour saturation.

They continued to develop and modify the effect until the end of post-production, tweaking colours, colour saturation, image framing and camera motion.

Brown rats are dichromates which perceive colours rather like a human with red-green colorblindness, and their colour saturation may be quite faint.

Following it's launch, Polacolor 100 film has been well received by the majority of professional photographers, particularly for its improved colour balance and increased colour saturation.

This version had increased brightness, at the cost of contrast and colour saturation, to make the game easier to see on an unlit LCD.

Kese offered to develop the eyeborg even further so that Harbisson could perceive colour saturation and not only colour hues.

This use of immediate-sometimes incongruous-contrasts has an exaggerative effect on the foreground's strong colour saturation; itself a component in the effect of aerial perspective.

Capitol Records used a different colour saturation for the US version, causing the orange lettering used by Parlophone Records to show up as different colours.

In daylight, as an ordinary object gets further from the eye, its contrast with the background is reduced, its colour saturation is reduced, and its colour becomes more blue.

Flex nibs should not be confused with nibs that merely offer a cushioned feel in writing, or even those that vary line wetness and colour saturation with pressure.

I went straight up there to look and everything I saw was commercial work like pictures of cigarette packs or perfume bottles but the colour saturation and the quality of the ink was overwhelming.

The light emitted by most VFDs contains many colours and can often be filtered to enhance the colour saturation providing a deep green or deep blue, depending on the whims of the product's designers.

Nearly all digital cameras can process the image from the sensor into a JPEG file using settings for white balance, colour saturation, contrast, and sharpness that are either selected automatically or entered by the photographer before taking the picture.

It is known for its extremely high level of color saturation and image quality.

The film had rich color saturation and the ability to hold detail.

"The home is the only place you'll see any sort of color saturation.

The screen's color saturation is 44% greater than its predecessor.

After contrast, color saturation and accuracy are the next most important quality factors.

In this case the color saturation told him everything.

The result is a super-sharp image with deep color saturation.

Technically speaking, the differences among these films are mainly a matter of color saturation.

Only Spock seemed unaffected by the color saturation of the site.

However, this can sometimes result in a lower overall color saturation, leading to duller colors.

It has a wide margin in critical categories such as brightness, color saturation and video speed.

Additionally, each video was color-corrected for brightness, contrast and color saturation.

The situation is more dire with slide films, which lose density and color saturation when exposed even half a stop too much.

The color saturation, while nothing to sneeze at, seems not quite up to the vaunted levels of its family partners.

His exacting attention to the exposure of the picture produces rich color saturation in the final prints.

The Samsung displays are said to have slightly better viewing angles and color saturation.

This nearly completely eliminates glare, allowing enhanced color saturation and definition.

His photos are often minimal and crisp, yet somewhat 'blown-out' in terms of colour saturation.

Color saturation, clarity of hues and grain were close to average for films of this type.

Each Triade film offers a different level of image contrast and, more important, a specific degree of color saturation.

The 2.5-inch video screen produces a sharp image with excellent color saturation and a fairly wide viewing angle.

To overcome light in a meeting room, business projectors maximize brightness at the expense of contrast and color saturation.

The camera reduces the flash and increases color saturation to emphasize the warm tones that most foods have.

These factors - focus, contrast and color saturation - all come into play when deciding which monitor and technology provides the "best" image.

The adjective "fluorescent" in English refers to moderately high brightness with strong color saturation.