Voorbeelden van overexpose

• The new insecticides were also widely used in farming, and the mosquitoes that had been overexposed quickly became resistant to the chemicals.

• The staining of teeth is a warning sign that the child has been overexposed to fluoride.

• People retire to southern climes and overexpose their skin.

• Some media watchers say the comedian risks becoming the kind of overexposed personality he so mercilessly mocks.

• Unlike some actresses, Miss Shue has never been overexposed.

• Topping the charts can make a career, of course, but it can also overexpose the performer and create a backlash.

• Exposure control parameters are employed to help ensure that very 'popular' items (in terms of information and test design) are not overexposed.

• Exposure control parameters are also employed in this reading section to help ensure that items are not overexposed.

• Some are fuzzy (out of focus), some are overexposed, some have peculiar colours and others have artifacts added to them as a result of image compression.

• The private banks have at last woken up—far too late—to the fact that they are dangerously overexposed.

• It means a great deal more to us, and has meant over the centuries, than do nowadays the posturings of overpaid, overexposed and under-talented persons on the cinematograph screen.

• Campaigns must be exposed thoroughly in the market as much as possible without annoying or bothering consumers to the point of overexposing the campaign.

• Around edges, the blur region causes highlights to overexpose and shadows to underexpose.

• Depending on the distance to the subject, using the full power of the flash may greatly overexpose the subject especially at close range.

• He made sure that his face appeared minimally in them to avoid overexposing his image.

• Talk is that he was asked to re-create a sort of olden times look to the movie, by purposely overexposing the acting segment footage.

• Prosthetic devices such as total hip hardware can also cause the selected ionization chamber to overexpose the image receptor.

• For example, the long exposures required at the time to create an image would properly expose the main subject, such as a building, but would completely overexpose the sky.

• By the late 1950s, professional wrestling had lost its high ratings, and producers, realizing that they had overexposed it, soon dropped most wrestling shows from their lineups.

• One downside to this method was that since the film was exposed twice, there was always the risk of accidentally overexposing the film and ruining the footage filmed earlier.