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Exposure is the total amount of light allowed to fall on a sensor or film during the taking of a photograph. This is determined by the exposure time (shutter speed) and amount of light admitted (lens aperture). Today, sensor/film sensitivity (ISO speed) is often also considered to be part of exposure.
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Overexposed and not clear photos Olympus stylus 1
In the end, those settings applied to landscape photography results in poorer detail resolution due to poor sensor exposure leading to excessive ISO noise.
The Olympus metered a bit overexposed. … If using a tripod, disable stabilization.
check exposure histogram and adjust exposure compensation accordingly. You may need to use a ND filter in very luminous situation like this. …
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