overeksponerte

Overeeksponerte is a term used in photography to describe an image that has received too much light during the exposure process. This results in a loss of detail in the brightest areas of the image, often appearing as pure white or blown-out highlights. When a photograph is overexposed, the tonal range is compressed, and the natural contrast is diminished. This can make the image appear washed out or lacking in depth.

The causes of overexposure can include setting the aperture too wide, using a shutter speed that is too slow for the available light conditions, or selecting too high an ISO sensitivity. Incorrectly metering the scene is another common reason. In digital photography, overexposure can lead to a loss of information in the highlights that cannot be recovered during post-processing. In film photography, the effects can vary depending on the film type and development process, but generally, extreme overexposure will result in a loss of detail. While intentional overexposure can be used creatively for certain artistic effects, such as achieving a dreamy or ethereal look, unintentional overexposure is usually considered a technical error.