Sentence examples for picture exposure from inspiring English sources
Negative films designed for original picture exposure are usually faster (i.e., have higher ASA ratings) than those for prints and are apt to be somewhat coarser grained.
Photograph: Jonathan Brady/EPA 12.54pm BST A multiple exposure picture shows Brazil's Tiago Camilo (white) competing with Ukraine's Roman Gontiuk (blue) during their men's -90kg judo contest match.
The exposure picture is similar in the European Union.
Intensity was also normalized to mouse IGF1R across different gels (this adjustment was usually very small) due to differences in transfer efficiency, exposure, picture brightness.
Our measures of alcohol consumption and physical health status are taken at age 36 only and cannot give a 'whole life exposure' picture.
Image Camera settings: Store location, Focus mode, Exposure, Picture size, or Picture quality.
Since the first pictures required long exposures, it was convenient to have a subject that held still.
He has condensed immensities of ocean and sky in images of horizon lines, transformed time into light in slow-exposure pictures of projected films; and turned Madame Tussaud's wax figures into stately celebrity portraits.
One drawback: The new drug doesn't work well in the heart, which pumps too rapidly for long-exposure pictures.
"I take all my pictures in long-exposure, so that why there are light artifacts (light painting).
Yeah, there's one called "Hanna (Cry)" and it's because she was in these cave walls that she had squeezed into, and all of the pictures are long exposures, so the models would have to hold the poses for, like, two or three minutes.
