The phrase "acceptable picture" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an image or visual representation that meets certain standards or criteria.
Example: "The artist submitted an acceptable picture for the exhibition, meeting all the required specifications."
Alternatives: "satisfactory image" or "suitable illustration."
Acceptable pictures are then uploaded to a computer.
Because of exposure latitude, simple cameras with limited exposure adjustability can still yield acceptable pictures under differing light conditions.
I am horrendously drunk in pretty much all of mine, so have to wait till the dead of night to upload an album of acceptable pictures to Facebook, select them from Tinder, then frantically delete them all before anyone clocks the fact that I am, very obviously, making an online dating profile.
The rear camera takes acceptable pictures and includes a flash.
Since there will be less light in your scene, a higher ISO will give you grainy and non-acceptable pictures.
In that effort, Coursera is offering a separate service, called Signature Track and costing $30 to $99, that confirms students' identity by matching webcam photographs as well as pictures of acceptable photo IDs.
Sinclair had said the digital television receivers that are on the market now are incapable of receiving an acceptable television picture in any circumstances that are less than ideal.
In a series of tests, Sinclair showed that the digital television receivers that are now on the market are often incapable of receiving an acceptable television picture if the receiving antenna is not within a direct line of sight of the transmitting antenna.
"What I tried to explain to Dick," said Ted Rogers, who was a television consultant for Nixon, "was he has a certain characteristic of his skin where it's almost transparent and it was a very nice thought to say, you know, 'I don't want any makeup,' but he really needed it in order to have even what we would call an acceptable television picture.
