0 past simple and past participle of underexpose --
1 to give too little light to a piece of photographic film when taking a photograph --
Recent advances have allowed more intelligent exposure correction whereby only pixels below a particular luminosity threshold are brightened, thereby brightening underexposed shadows without affecting the rest of the image.
Cassette copies are usually at slow speeds, and often overexposed and poorly framed, while disc copies are all at faster speeds, and underexposed and correctly framed.
Refn kept with the theme of prominent darkness and shadow, though this film has fewer incidents of characters being underexposed or backlit.
Her groundbreaking method enhanced underexposed emulsions and increased the limits of photographic detection.
In the case of video cameras, underexposed images can contain high amounts of noise, as well.
In both processes, a very underexposed negative image was produced in the emulsion.
Brightening the image, especially in underexposed photos, brings out the shadow noise in such areas.
Half of the photosites can be intentionally underexposed so that they fully capture the brighter areas of the scene.
