exposure control
Brightness adjustment setting
Exposure control refers to systems and practices for managing how much of something potentially harmful reaches people or equipment.
In photography and videography, it means adjusting settings like aperture, shutter speed, and ISO to regulate how much light hits the sensor.
In occupational safety, exposure control encompasses procedures to minimize workers' contact with hazardous substances, pathogens, or radiation.
The hospital updated its exposure control plan after new OSHA guidelines came out.
- apertureAdjustable optical inlet
- light meterDevice measuring illumination intensity
- autoexposureAutomatic camera light adjustment
- personal protective equipmentWearable items preventing workplace harm
- protective gearEquipment preventing bodily harm
f-stop · manual mode · radiation shielding · controlled environment · dynamic range · dosimeter · infection prevention · shutter speed · ISO · bracketing · workplace monitoring · photography · camera · underexposed · depth of field · noise reduction · sensor · safety protocols
exposure controldefault settings
Original factory configuration