Definition of double exposure in English:

double exposure

noun

mass noun

The repeated exposure of a photographic plate or film to light, often producing ghost images.
（常导致产生重像的）两次曝光
the transparency of the two characters is a result of double exposure
Example sentencesExamples
- When we use a photo that has been significantly altered, we will caption it as a photo illustration, digitally altered, double exposure or any number of other descriptions to let the reader know it is not as real as it seems.
- The transparence is achieved through double exposure.
- If you want to be really creative, consider taking a double exposure.
- The ease with which such photographs could be faked - by double exposure or prepared plates - was admitted by all.
- Cropping, masking, duplicating, special effects, double exposures, solarisation and selenium printing are always best done in the darkroom.
- Add to that the effective use of double exposures and dissolves to show dreams and fantasies.
- The set up in Moving Pictures consists of contrasting scenes and vignettes from Shipman's life layered upon each other to create a theatrical effect much like the filmic double exposure.
- Part of the charm of the film comes with the use of rear projection and double exposure - devices probably seen as decidedly old fashioned in a CGI-soaked movie world.
- It relied on cinematic tricks like double exposure to create a fantastic fate-ridden diegetic universe.
- Appropriately titled 8Versions, the exhibition explores nudity, nature, double exposure, infrared lighting, beauty and decay in both silver gelatine and digital mediums.
- The duplicates you see in the photos are not a result of double exposure or image manipulation.
- The spectacle provided by store windows was, in pictorial terms, of double exposure, of disintegration, of seeing and not seeing.
- My photographs are not the result of digital manipulation or double exposures.
- Simple double exposure becomes very easy with this material in the background.
- Known as ‘the father of art photography’, he tried to expand the expressive range of photography by experimenting with double exposures and printing from several negatives onto a single sheet of paper.
- The two signals were superimposed by double exposure.
- Over a lilting, haunting shuffle, the sad story of teenage soldiers and war is brilliantly illustrated with the use of dissolves and double exposure.
- His use of the double exposure contributes to this painterly feel by rendering an outline of second colour, giving his photographs their depth and lustre.
- In 1862, he made a good living in Boston using double exposure to produce photographs with alleged spirits of dead people in them.

Definition of double exposure in US English:

double exposure

nounekˈspōZHər

The repeated exposure of a photographic plate or film to light, often producing ghost images.
（常导致产生重像的）两次曝光
the transparency of the two characters is a result of double exposure
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1862, he made a good living in Boston using double exposure to produce photographs with alleged spirits of dead people in them.
- The transparence is achieved through double exposure.
- The set up in Moving Pictures consists of contrasting scenes and vignettes from Shipman's life layered upon each other to create a theatrical effect much like the filmic double exposure.
- Simple double exposure becomes very easy with this material in the background.
- It relied on cinematic tricks like double exposure to create a fantastic fate-ridden diegetic universe.
- If you want to be really creative, consider taking a double exposure.
- Over a lilting, haunting shuffle, the sad story of teenage soldiers and war is brilliantly illustrated with the use of dissolves and double exposure.
- Part of the charm of the film comes with the use of rear projection and double exposure - devices probably seen as decidedly old fashioned in a CGI-soaked movie world.
- The ease with which such photographs could be faked - by double exposure or prepared plates - was admitted by all.
- When we use a photo that has been significantly altered, we will caption it as a photo illustration, digitally altered, double exposure or any number of other descriptions to let the reader know it is not as real as it seems.
- Add to that the effective use of double exposures and dissolves to show dreams and fantasies.
- His use of the double exposure contributes to this painterly feel by rendering an outline of second colour, giving his photographs their depth and lustre.
- Appropriately titled 8Versions, the exhibition explores nudity, nature, double exposure, infrared lighting, beauty and decay in both silver gelatine and digital mediums.
- The duplicates you see in the photos are not a result of double exposure or image manipulation.
- Cropping, masking, duplicating, special effects, double exposures, solarisation and selenium printing are always best done in the darkroom.
- The two signals were superimposed by double exposure.
- The spectacle provided by store windows was, in pictorial terms, of double exposure, of disintegration, of seeing and not seeing.
- Known as ‘the father of art photography’, he tried to expand the expressive range of photography by experimenting with double exposures and printing from several negatives onto a single sheet of paper.
- My photographs are not the result of digital manipulation or double exposures.

词汇	double exposure
释义	Definition of double exposure in English: double exposure noun mass noun The repeated exposure of a photographic plate or film to light, often producing ghost images. （常导致产生重像的）两次曝光 the transparency of the two characters is a result of double exposure Example sentencesExamples When we use a photo that has been significantly altered, we will caption it as a photo illustration, digitally altered, double exposure or any number of other descriptions to let the reader know it is not as real as it seems. The transparence is achieved through double exposure. If you want to be really creative, consider taking a double exposure. The ease with which such photographs could be faked - by double exposure or prepared plates - was admitted by all. Cropping, masking, duplicating, special effects, double exposures, solarisation and selenium printing are always best done in the darkroom. Add to that the effective use of double exposures and dissolves to show dreams and fantasies. The set up in Moving Pictures consists of contrasting scenes and vignettes from Shipman's life layered upon each other to create a theatrical effect much like the filmic double exposure. Part of the charm of the film comes with the use of rear projection and double exposure - devices probably seen as decidedly old fashioned in a CGI-soaked movie world. It relied on cinematic tricks like double exposure to create a fantastic fate-ridden diegetic universe. Appropriately titled 8Versions, the exhibition explores nudity, nature, double exposure, infrared lighting, beauty and decay in both silver gelatine and digital mediums. The duplicates you see in the photos are not a result of double exposure or image manipulation. The spectacle provided by store windows was, in pictorial terms, of double exposure, of disintegration, of seeing and not seeing. My photographs are not the result of digital manipulation or double exposures. Simple double exposure becomes very easy with this material in the background. Known as ‘the father of art photography’, he tried to expand the expressive range of photography by experimenting with double exposures and printing from several negatives onto a single sheet of paper. The two signals were superimposed by double exposure. Over a lilting, haunting shuffle, the sad story of teenage soldiers and war is brilliantly illustrated with the use of dissolves and double exposure. His use of the double exposure contributes to this painterly feel by rendering an outline of second colour, giving his photographs their depth and lustre. In 1862, he made a good living in Boston using double exposure to produce photographs with alleged spirits of dead people in them. Definition of double exposure in US English: double exposure nounekˈspōZHər The repeated exposure of a photographic plate or film to light, often producing ghost images. （常导致产生重像的）两次曝光 the transparency of the two characters is a result of double exposure Example sentencesExamples In 1862, he made a good living in Boston using double exposure to produce photographs with alleged spirits of dead people in them. The transparence is achieved through double exposure. The set up in Moving Pictures consists of contrasting scenes and vignettes from Shipman's life layered upon each other to create a theatrical effect much like the filmic double exposure. Simple double exposure becomes very easy with this material in the background. It relied on cinematic tricks like double exposure to create a fantastic fate-ridden diegetic universe. If you want to be really creative, consider taking a double exposure. Over a lilting, haunting shuffle, the sad story of teenage soldiers and war is brilliantly illustrated with the use of dissolves and double exposure. Part of the charm of the film comes with the use of rear projection and double exposure - devices probably seen as decidedly old fashioned in a CGI-soaked movie world. The ease with which such photographs could be faked - by double exposure or prepared plates - was admitted by all. When we use a photo that has been significantly altered, we will caption it as a photo illustration, digitally altered, double exposure or any number of other descriptions to let the reader know it is not as real as it seems. Add to that the effective use of double exposures and dissolves to show dreams and fantasies. His use of the double exposure contributes to this painterly feel by rendering an outline of second colour, giving his photographs their depth and lustre. Appropriately titled 8Versions, the exhibition explores nudity, nature, double exposure, infrared lighting, beauty and decay in both silver gelatine and digital mediums. The duplicates you see in the photos are not a result of double exposure or image manipulation. Cropping, masking, duplicating, special effects, double exposures, solarisation and selenium printing are always best done in the darkroom. The two signals were superimposed by double exposure. The spectacle provided by store windows was, in pictorial terms, of double exposure, of disintegration, of seeing and not seeing. Known as ‘the father of art photography’, he tried to expand the expressive range of photography by experimenting with double exposures and printing from several negatives onto a single sheet of paper. My photographs are not the result of digital manipulation or double exposures.
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