underexposure
/ˌʌndərɪkˈspoʊʒər/
noun
- A condition in photography where an image is too dark because not enough light reached the film or sensor.
- Her first roll of film had several shots with underexposure because she forgot to adjust the settings.
- To fix underexposure, you can increase the ISO or open the aperture.
- The photo was ruined by underexposure, making the subject almost invisible.
- The state of not receiving enough public attention, media coverage, or promotion.
- Many great books suffer from underexposure because they are not marketed well.
- The talented musician suffered from underexposure and remained unknown for years.
- Underexposure in the press can hurt a small business's growth.
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