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contrasty
[kuhn-tras-tee, kon-tras-]
adjective
(of a subject, photograph, or film stock) having or producing a preponderance of dark and light tones with few intermediate shades.
contrasty
/ əˈٰɑːɪ /
adjective
(of a photograph or subject) having sharp gradations in tone, esp between light and dark areas
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of contrasty1
Example Sentences
It handles contrasty light well, and the lens coating repels droplets when shooting in and near water.
Photos from the 6A look like photos from a Pixel camera: contrasty with a slightly cool white balance and vivid colors that don’t cross into oversaturated territory.
Photos in dim and low light sometimes look overly smoothed and other times look dark and contrasty.
Wood left natural, she added, can end up problematically “bossy and contrasty.”
You may know that Samsung phones take super vivid photos or that Google Pixel phones take photos that are more contrasty and blue.
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