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underexposure

/ˌʌn.dər.ɪkˈspoʊ.ʒər/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de surexposer une pellicule photographique à une lumière insuffisante ou pendant un temps trop court, ainsi que le manque de publicité ou d'attention adéquate.

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noun

/ˌʌn.dər.ɪkˈspoʊ.ʒər/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de surexposer une pellicule photographique à une lumière insuffisante ou pendant un temps trop court, ainsi que le manque de publicité ou d'attention adéquate.

A noun referring to the act of exposing photographic film to insufficient light or for too short a duration, or a lack of adequate publicity or attention.

indénombrable

  1. Insufficient light in photographyB2formal

    The condition in photography where film or a digital sensor receives too little light, resulting in a dark image.

    frSous-exposition (photographie)

    • The photo suffered from underexposure, making the details hard to see.
    • Adjusting the aperture can help prevent underexposure in low light.
    • He corrected the underexposure by increasing the shutter speed.

    Antonymesoverexposure

  2. Lack of public attentionC1formal

    A situation where something or someone does not receive enough publicity or public attention.

    frmanque de visibilité

    • The artist's work suffered from underexposure in the media.
    • Underexposure of the issue led to a lack of public awareness.
    • The campaign failed due to underexposure in key markets.

    Synonymesanonymityinconspicuousnessinvisibilitylow profileobscurity

    Antonymesattentionexposurepublicity

Formes
  • underexposures plural form
  • underexposures' possessive plural form
  • underexposure's possessive singular form