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Creative Glossary > Film > Underexposure

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Term:	Underexposure
Subcategory:	Technical
Definition:	Allowing less light than is needed by the emulsion of the film for correct exposure is called underexposure. The scene will be too dark and if one tries to fix underexposure in printing, the result will be a rather grainy image.

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