Examples of 'longer exposure' in a sentence

Meaning of "longer exposure"

Longer exposure is a term used in photography to describe the duration of time that the camera sensor is exposed to light when taking a photograph. It refers to a longer shutter speed setting, allowing more light to reach the sensor. This technique is commonly used in low-light conditions or when capturing motion blur

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Longer exposure periods may also be applied.
Set it to low and use a longer exposure.
Perhaps a longer exposure would have.
Representation of motion through longer exposure times.
Longer exposure times result in larger pore sizes.
Representation of movements through longer exposure times.
Always avoid longer exposure to sunlight.
Longer exposure and we are talking acute radiation poisoning.
Children also face a potentially longer exposure to toxicants.
So a longer exposure reveals more and more stars.
Many photographic situations require longer exposure times.
Longer exposure to lower doses caused similar changes.
Temperature must be reduced for longer exposure times.
Needs longer exposure for the first layer.
This in turn allows for a longer exposure time in air.

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Longer exposure may have changed the attraction ratings.
The lack of attention means longer exposure times to vulnerabilities.
Longer exposure to this gas may have fatal consequences.
Panel c is a longer exposure of panel a.
Longer exposure times are not desirable due to patient inconvenience.
Perhaps a longer exposure.
A longer exposure time is used when the illumination is lower.
This is thought to be due to a longer exposure to estrogen across their lifetime.
Smaller hybridizing species were also observed during longer exposure times.
Stronger or longer exposure will also lead to convulsions and coma.
A polarizing filter can sometimes be used when a longer exposure is needed.
It requires longer exposure times to smooth small ripples on the surface.
This allows for higher levels and longer exposure times.
That requires a longer exposure that can only be done with a tripod.
Movements of subjects can be transported through longer exposure times in the image.
This results in a longer exposure time of the spores to the terpenes.
The lower light intensity from the peroxidase reaction required a longer exposure time.
Risk of deterioration due to longer exposure of materials to the elements during construction.
Longer exposure to creosote vapours can cause irritation of the respiratory tract.
It was therefore of interest to determine whether longer exposure resulted in a similar result.
A longer exposure time may be required for people with darker skin.
Burning is a longer process because it needs a longer exposure and time to change the image.
The longer exposure times can further exacerbate thermal damage to tissue.
The severity of the injury will worsen with longer exposure to the electrical source.
Longer exposure in a micronizer yields finer particles but higher amorphous content.
Increased respiratory diseases and allergies due to air pollution and longer exposure to allergens.
Stronger acid and longer exposure produce more deeply bitten lines.
Those that are darker-skinned will need longer exposure.
Longer exposure times for each image make the resulting image lighter.
Pulmonary and ocular toxicity result from longer exposure to increased oxygen levels at normal pressure.
The longer exposure time captured the beams beyond these convergence points.
Thus warts and the infection will have a longer exposure to the potent oil blend.
This requires a longer exposure time and it is important not to move during shooting.
Extra-large housing for longer exposure time.
A longer exposure time would have been needed to capture the stars in the background.

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