automatic exposure
Britishnoun
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If the camera is left on automatic exposure, it will likely wash out a setting sun or make your travel companion a black blob.
From National Geographic
That function takes an automatic exposure, a brighter exposure and a darker exposure, then combines them into one image, he said.
From Los Angeles Times
But they said their automatic "exposure notification" system can augment that process and slow the spread of COVID-19 by virus carriers who are interacting with strangers and aren't yet showing symptoms.
From Fox News
But they said their automatic “exposure notification” system can augment that process and slow the spread of Covid-19 by virus carriers who are interacting with strangers and aren’t yet showing symptoms.
From The Guardian
But they said their automatic “exposure notification” system can augment that process and slow the spread of COVID-19 by virus carriers who are interacting with strangers and aren’t yet showing symptoms.
From Washington Times
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