-
digital camera with a
better sensor. Film can
often have
areas of
extreme overexposure but
still record detail in
those areas. This
information is
usually somewhat...
-
solarization is the
effect of tone
reversal observed in
cases of
extreme overexposure of the
photographic film in the camera. Most likely, the
effect was first...
- cobalt-60
source that was
being used for
radiotherapy in 1996. An
accidental overexposure of
radiotherapy patients treated during August and
September 1996 was...
- has
remained likeable by
avoiding backlash commonly ****ociated with
overexposure. In 2017, Elle
writer Antonia Blyth described the
actress as warm, friendly...
- The Therac-25 is a computer-controlled
radiation therapy machine produced by
Atomic Energy of
Canada Limited (AECL) in 1982
after the Therac-6 and Therac-20...
- soils, and from smoking. Due to its low
permissible exposure in humans,
overexposure may
occur even in
situations where only
trace quantities of
cadmium are...
- of
diseases such as
brain tumors,
elevated intracranial pressure, or
overexposure to
ionizing radiation. The
feeling that one is
about to
vomit is called...
-
million in war
bonds in 35 days. By 1955,
their po****rity
waned from
overexposure, and
their film and
television contracts lapsed.
Their partnership ended...
-
economic model entirely dependent on
gaming caused concern over its
overexposure to a
single sector,
prompting the
regional government to
attempt re-diversifying...
- with her back
towards the camera, her blue
dress appearing white due to
overexposure. On 23 May 1964, Jim Templeton, a
firefighter from Carlisle, took three...
