What does tone mean?

The main melody in a musical composition is usually used for the beginning or the end.

Tone, pronounced J and di à o, is the main tone in a musical composition and is usually used for the beginning or the end. In photography, color tone comes from the term music, because photography using light and shadow changes has the visual rhythm and rhythm of music.

For photographic works, the tone of a photo refers to the relationship between the brightness level of the picture, the contrast between reality and reality, and the hue brightness of the color. Through these relationships, the viewer feels the flow and change of light. Lines, shapes, colors and other elements in photos are all reflected by hue. For example, lines are boundaries between different tones on the screen.

Tone types in photography

The "hue" in photography, hence its name, is the dominant color composition and brightness in the photographic picture, which is divided into hue and hue. Including the relationship between color style, light and shade level and contrast between reality and reality. Tones are divided into high-pitched films, middle-pitched films and low-pitched films, and shades are divided into warm tones, cold tones and shades.

Black-and-white photography is called hue, and color photography is called hue. A picture has many tones, but only one dominant and prominent tone forms a tone of the picture. Each color tone style brings different visual effects to the audience.