contrasty

IPA: kʌntrˈæsti

(photography, television) Having great contrast between light and dark areas (of a subject or photograph).

Examples of "contrasty" in Sentences

So they all said, ‘He likes it contrasty’—contrasty!
Probably also the dark, high contrasty black shadows and costume design.
"contrasty" at times, if you know what we mean, but overall, it steals the show.
Blu-Ray gives me stunningly sharp, clean and contrasty 1080p images with superb sound.
The paintings are more hard-edge and contrasty, and the colors and values are incorrect.
It's hard to describe the look it gives, sort of a glamor, glow, contrasty looking thing.
The start image is all important to what you will actually get, it needs to be a contrasty 8 bit image.
The copy of it that slid out was a contrasty translation of the original, all the gentle blue and yellow turned into black and white.
I'm curious to see some shots in daylight with contrasty scenes to see how good the dynamic range is and how it copes with skintones in bright sunshine.