overexposures
Excessive light ruinations
Overexposures is the plural of overexposure—instances of too much exposure.
In photography, overexposures are shots ruined by excessive light, leaving images washed out or bleached: The roll was full of overexposures from the bright snow.
The term extends to radiation, sunlight, or media saturation: Repeated overexposures to the candidate dulled public interest.
Radiation absorption measurement
- contaminationIntroduction of impurities
- radiation sicknessIllness from ionizing exposure
- occupational hazardDanger specific to one's profession
- Geiger counterIonizing radiation detector
sunburn · cancer risk · safety protocols · Chernobyl · decontamination
Piece cut out
- washed outFaded or exhausted
- brightnessDegree of light emitted
- histogramFrequency distribution graph
- dynamic rangeSignal amplitude span
bracketing · burned out · white balance · aperture · shutter speed · ISO · light meter · stops
Exceeding absorption limits
- overplayedUsed to exhaustion
- market saturationMaximum product penetration reached
- diminishing returnsReduced benefit from additional effort
- repetitionAct of redoing
ubiquity · backlash · overmarketing · media circus · hype cycle
Exposure to price fluctuations
- overleveragedExcessively burdened by debt
- credit riskPotential for borrower nonpayment
- risk managementIdentifying and minimizing threats
- margin callsBroker's request for funds
derivatives · asset allocation · bank failures · loan defaults · collateral · subprime · systemic risk · capital requirements
dosimetry
Radiation absorption measurement
- contaminationIntroduction of impurities
- radiation sicknessIllness from ionizing exposure
- occupational hazardDanger specific to one's profession
Geiger counter · sunburn · cancer risk · safety protocols · Chernobyl · decontamination
clipping
Piece cut out
- washed outFaded or exhausted
- brightnessDegree of light emitted
- histogramFrequency distribution graph
dynamic range · bracketing · burned out · white balance · aperture · shutter speed · ISO · light meter · stops · digital noise
oversaturation
Exceeding absorption limits
- overplayedUsed to exhaustion
- market saturationMaximum product penetration reached
- diminishing returnsReduced benefit from additional effort
repetition · ubiquity · backlash · overmarketing · media circus · hype cycle
market risk
Exposure to price fluctuations
- overleveragedExcessively burdened by debt
- credit riskPotential for borrower nonpayment
- risk managementIdentifying and minimizing threats
margin calls · derivatives · asset allocation · bank failures · loan defaults · collateral · subprime · systemic risk · capital requirements · stress testing