Underexposed In photography, exposure relates to the amount of light that was allowed to affect the image, either through the viewfinder of the camera, or in the darkroom during film development.
An underexposed image will have less light than an average image (generally considered too too, though some artists deliberately underexpose their images). Underexposure tends to make an image greyer, obscuring details in areas that were already quite dark.
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