overexposure
/ˌoʊvərɪkˈspoʊʒər/
noun
- The condition of being exposed to too much light, especially in photography, resulting in a washed-out image.
- To avoid overexposure, the photographer adjusted the shutter speed.
- The film was ruined by overexposure after the camera bag was left open.
- Overexposure caused the highlights in the portrait to lose all detail.
- The state of receiving too much public attention or media coverage, often leading to reduced interest or negative effects.
- Some influencers worry about overexposure and choose to limit their online posts.
- The singer suffered from overexposure after appearing on every talk show for months.
- Overexposure in the news made the public tired of hearing about the scandal.
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