overexpose in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for overexpose in the English»Italian Dictionary

overexpose [Brit əʊv(ə)rɪkˈspəʊz, əʊv(ə)rɛkˈspəʊz, Am ˌoʊvərɪkˈspoʊz] VB trans

1. overexpose PHOTO:

overexpose

sovraesporre

2. overexpose fig actor:

overexpose

sovraesporre [qn] sui media

Translations for overexpose in the Italian»English Dictionary

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sovraesporre

to overexpose

overexpose in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for overexpose in the English»Italian Dictionary

overexpose [ˌoʊ·vɚ·ɪk·ˈspoʊz] VB trans PHOTO

overexpose

sovraesporre

Translations for overexpose in the Italian»English Dictionary

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sovraesporre

to overexpose

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English

He made sure that his face appeared minimally in them to avoid overexposing his image.

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The camera outperforms its inexpensive rivals, even though it has a slow autofocus and has a tendency to overexpose photos.

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They make their music at their own pace, refuse to overexpose themselves, rarely tour and keep outside influences to a minimum.

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First, landlords are concerned about being overexposed to tech tenants.

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Airlines should be cautious about undertaking longer-term capacity expansion in order to avoid overexposing themselves to future volatility in fuel costs and demand.

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Talk is that he was asked to re-create a sort of olden times look to the movie, by purposely overexposing the acting segment footage.

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In a small population like ours, you don't really want to overexpose yourself too quickly.

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A lot of times a bright object in a dark sky will overexpose.

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To capture the encroaching shadow during partial phases you'll need to overexpose the sunlit part of the moon.

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Say you want to overexpose a photo for effect.

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