The narrow gallery makes it a bit difficult to appreciate the full impact of Mr. Goertz's chromatic effects, which vary with viewer's position in relation to the canvas.

Gradual Transitions - In this kind of transitions the two shots are combined using chromatic, spatial or spatial-chromatic effects which gradually replace one shot by another.

Dwan hung in the sky, coruscating like a molten pearl, but for once Jantiff paid no heed to chromatic effects.

The pulverizing chromatic effect of this new technique is extraordinary light, dazzling colors . . . a brilliant energy that seems to radiate from the canvas.

He then returned to his paints, integrating varied techniques to achieve his brilliant chromatic and textural effects.

Some were arranged for chromatic effect: shades of green predominate in one collage; a wedge of white labels inserts itself into a mainly black field in another.

She uses patterned treads, thicknesses, textures, subtle differences in color (steel radials give the most chromatic effect) to different advantage in each object.

If its chromatic effect () be greater than that of the same lens, this being made of the more dispersive of the two glasses employed, it is termed hyper-chromatic.

Through the use of superimposed layers, the painter obtains more intense chromatic effects.

In his recent works, linear manner gives way to tone design of objects, with rich light and chromatic effects.