flashunwanted
Flashunwanted is a neologism used to describe the appearance of an unintended bright flash or flash-like artifact in photographs, video frames, or digital displays. The term is commonly found in online photography communities and digital media critique, where it is used to discuss moments when a light source or processing step produces a disruptive bright flash that was not part of the intended composition. It is not an official technical standard, but a descriptive label for a broad set of light-related artifacts.
The concept covers several situations. In still photography, flashunwanted may occur when auto or fill flash
Mitigation strategies focus on controlling light sources and camera settings. Disabling automatic flash, using manual exposure,