overexpose Sentence Examples
- The photographer accidentally overexposed the image, resulting in a washed-out effect.
- The excessive sunlight overexposed the plants, causing them to burn.
- The camera's aperture setting was too wide, resulting in an overexposed photograph.
- The X-ray overexposed the patient's bones, making it difficult to diagnose.
- Overexposure to radiation can cause serious health problems, including cancer.
- The photographer used a flash too close to the subject, overexposing the face.
- The overexposed film was unusable, forcing the photographer to reshoot the scene.
- The developer used too much bleach, overexposing the negative and destroying the image.
- Overexposure to sunlight can lead to skin damage and premature aging.
- The overexposed print showed no detail in the highlights, rendering it worthless.
overexpose Meaning
overexpose (v)
expose to too much light
expose excessively
overexpose (v. t.)
To expose excessively;
to subject (a plate or film) too long to the actinic action of the light used in producing a picture.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overexpose
FAQs About the word overexpose
expose to too much light, expose excessivelyTo expose excessively;, to subject (a plate or film) too long to the actinic action of the light used in producing a
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The photographer accidentally overexposed the image, resulting in a washed-out effect.
The excessive sunlight overexposed the plants, causing them to burn.
The camera's aperture setting was too wide, resulting in an overexposed photograph.
The X-ray overexposed the patient's bones, making it difficult to diagnose.
