In clinical and forensic photography, occurs when too much light passes through the lens to the camera sensor resulting in an unintentional overly bright image.
overexposure
Variations: overexposed image
In clinical and forensic photography, occurs when too much light passes through the lens to the camera sensor resulting in an unintentional overly bright image.
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