tinting , also: tincting

Black and white photographs can be colored by hand tinting.

And she believed that was natural, not some exotic tinting.

Even through the window's tinting, it looked glaring and hot out there.

He was an authority on art, and an enthusiast for photograph tinting.

The obverse of the note also featured green and blue tinting.

Only a few of the brightest stars shone through the port's tinting.

The flower is white with purple tinting on its upper lip.

The extra-dark window tinting also is a good idea.

Dense, dark, one-colour tinting is hard to take and looks false.

All but a few small intro cards have survived and even the original color tinting remains.

This tinting can vary from red to yellow depending on geographical location.

The project included colour tinting as close as possible to the original.

The footage on the plateau where the dinosaurs lived was printed with green tinting.

A pigment must have a high tinting strength relative to the materials it colors.

While the original film featured color tinting, prints available just prior to the restoration had all been in black and white.

He gained a transfer to the studio laboratory, working with dyes for film tinting.

Amber's skin hardly needed any tinting by cellophane, though I myself became golden for a couple of hours.

His pale skin wasn't as white as before, but filled with the tinting of life.

This darkens the windows slightly, equivalent to number one ultraviolet tinting.

When installed to vehicles it is referred to as Window Tinting.

"We will run tests of our own to make certain there are no side effects other than a blue tinting of the eyes.

British police are increasingly cracking down on illegal tinting on vehicles.

Bronze and green tinting are more serious.

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Hinojosa was allowed to continue his travel after being cited for the window tinting.