daylight exposure

They will only alter the daylight exposure, making it lighter or darker.

Likewise, cameras were set for daylight exposure and could not detect the stars.

Besides controlling daylight exposures, many microprocessors are called on to control flash output and other functions.

I also like a flash that can provide fill-in lighting, automatically balancing the flash output with the daylight exposure.

He used several different types, with one set loaded for daylight exposures and the other with infrared film for the low-level light at night.

It is clamped under glass and a light transmitting document in a daylight exposure frame, which is similar to a picture frame.

The Auto 3001's fill-flash provision, activated by pressing a tiny button atop the camera, functions marvelously, blending with the daylight exposure without overpowering it.

But the cameras they used to take pictures of each other and Earth were set for daylight exposure times and held the relatively slow film in use in 1969.

In photography, the Sunny 16 rule (also known as the Sunny f/16 rule) is a method of estimating correct daylight exposures without a light meter.

Any delay was avoided since the lack of fixation and instability of 5-ASA at room temperature and daylight exposure promotes the fading of the autofluorescence.

Printing on the bottom includes loading instructions, daylight exposure table, flash exposure table, (both based on ASA 10 film) and suggestions for common focus settings.

This study suggests that due to the nature of the scenery and daylight exposure was indeed healthier for patients as opposed to those exposed to little light from the brick wall.

To provide "fill flash" in daylight, exposure programs regulate both the aperture (to control the flash exposure) and the shutter speed (to control the daylight exposure).

Experts believe SAD is related to a lack of daylight exposure, which explains why people feel well during spring and summer and only start experiencing problems when the days get shorter.

By setting a switch on the back of the flash, you can select your own flash-to-ambient light ratio, from one stop more flash exposure to three stops more daylight exposure.

The light from the Sun in outer space in the Earth-Moon system is at least as bright as the sunlight that reaches the Earth's surface on a clear day at noon, so cameras used for imaging subjects illuminated by sunlight are set for a daylight exposure.