"Colourise" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Colourise" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Colourise" Meaning

To colourise means to add color to an image or a black and white photograph, typically through a process of digital manipulation. It is often used in the context of film and video restoration, where the original black and white sequences are recolored to match the intended colors of the film's creators.

"Colourise" Examples

Colourise


Verb


The special effects artist was tasked with colourising the old black and white film to give it a more vibrant appearance.
The company is colourising their entire product line to appeal to a younger audience.
By colourising the images, the artist was able to bring the ancient city to life in stunning detail.

Imperative form


Colourise the film and make it more appealing to a wider audience!

Note: In American English, the preferred spelling is "colorize".

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Colourimetric refers to the process or method of determining the concentration of a substance or a chemical compound by measuring its colour intensity or absorption, typically using a spectrophotometer. In other words, it is a technique used to quantify the amount of a substance present in a sample based on its colour change or absorption spectrum.

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