Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In photography, not exposed to the action of light for a sufficient time to make a good picture: said of a negative, or in general of any work requiring to be completed by development. Also expressed by under-timed.
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Examples
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Both touching and heartbreaking, with a sweet jazz score setting a mood of inner yearning, the under-exposed Killer of Sheep should be at the top of your must-see list.
John Farr: For Black History Month, Ten Key Films on the African-American Experience John Farr 2012
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Both touching and heartbreaking, with a sweet jazz score setting a mood of inner yearning, the under-exposed Killer of Sheep should be at the top of your must-see list.
John Farr: For Black History Month, Ten Key Films on the African-American Experience John Farr 2012
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Images (1972)- Altman's subtle, under-exposed chiller concerns Cathryn (the late Susannah York), a woman whose last vestiges of reality are giving way to schizophrenia.
John Farr: Remembering Robert Altman John Farr 2011
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Images (1972)- Altman's subtle, under-exposed chiller concerns Cathryn (the late Susannah York), a woman whose last vestiges of reality are giving way to schizophrenia.
John Farr: Remembering Robert Altman John Farr 2011
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Both touching and heartbreaking, with a sweet jazz score setting a mood of inner yearning, the under-exposed Killer of Sheep should be at the top of your must-see list.
John Farr: For Black History Month, Ten Key Films on the African-American Experience John Farr 2012
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Such cheek runs alongside a commitment to spreading under-exposed Asian music far and wide.
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Both touching and heartbreaking, with a sweet jazz score setting a mood of inner yearning, the under-exposed Killer of Sheep should be at the top of your must-see list.
John Farr: For Black History Month, Ten Key Films on the African-American Experience John Farr 2012
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Richey: That's the other half of what we see as a root cause of the past decade of flat or negative returns for the typical U. S.-based equity investor: they've been seriously under-exposed to International stocks over the past decade.
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Chris Richey: We're biased, but we think the greatest sin in modern American stock investing is the fact that both U.S. individual and institutional investors are typically over-exposed to and over-diversified in the U.S. market while being significantly under-exposed to International stock markets.
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But invariably we get obnoxious requests that are due to photographer error— shooting too close for the cropping, offering the customer an out-of-focus image to chose from and which they will want a poster of, under-exposed images which are so yellow that color is a bear, and so forth.
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