Sentence examples for shorter exposure from inspiring English sources

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But some would argue that an even shorter exposure would raise the risk.

Unlike the original process, it used a much shorter exposure time and a development process following exposure.

In the 1890s, the invention of moving pictures, plus shorter exposure times for still pictures, made it possible to catch human gesture, while cheaply available photographic reproductions promoted the change in body consciousness.

So the wide camera might be considerably better in low light, requiring less ISO boosting and allowing shorter exposure lengths.

Suppose that the image with shorter exposure is the reference image.

Surface roughness is smaller due to shorter exposure to etching solution.

On the other hand, in CPS much shorter exposure times can be used.

Applicators were substantially younger and had shorter exposure histories than did technicians and engineers.

In order to prevent the saturation of W, the image is captured with a shorter exposure time.

In addition, any possible motion blur reduces only with the shorter exposure time and not with closing of the lens.

However, the use of these values for design for reduced reference periods (i.e., "shorter exposure periods") may be excessively conservative.

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