light-struck
Photographic paper spoiled
Light-struck describes something damaged by exposure to light.
The term appears most often in photography, where light-struck film or paper has been accidentally exposed, ruining the image.
In brewing, light-struck beer has developed a skunky off-flavor from ultraviolet light reacting with hop compounds—why beer bottles are typically brown or green.
Foul from spoilage
- off-flavorUndesirable taste defect
- taintMake impure
- sulfurYellow combustible element
- sunstruckAffected by intense light
ultraviolet · riboflavin · photochemical · shelf-life · packaging · storage
Excessive amount of something
- washed-outLacking original vibrancy
- halationLight spreading beyond edges
- foggingMoisture condensing on surfaces
- darkroomFilm processing chamber
skunky
Foul from spoilage
- off-flavorUndesirable taste defect
- taintMake impure
- sulfurYellow combustible element
sunstruck · ultraviolet · riboflavin · photochemical · shelf-life · packaging · storage
overexposure
Excessive amount of something
- washed-outLacking original vibrancy
- halationLight spreading beyond edges
- foggingMoisture condensing on surfaces