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overexpose to sunlight
be careful not to solarize the photographic film -
become overexposed
The film solarized - reverse some of the tones of (a negative or print) and introduce pronounced outlines of highlights, by exposing it briefly to light, then washing and redeveloping it
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expose to the rays of the sun or affect by exposure to the sun
These herbs suffer when sunned
insolated paper may turn yellow and crumble
How To Use solarize In A Sentence
- Mr. Sun appeared in the sky at the weekend finally. So big brother decided to organize all the family to ART SPACE 800 to solarize our nearly moldy mood for about one week.
- If I brighten the original first, and then solarize it, I get reversal effects elsewhere in the picture. My black sun
- Ever since I started taking digital pictures, I have been experimenting with the solarize filter in Photoshop, trying to create something similar to Adam's picture. My black sun
- Becker's own book The 100 Day Action Plan to Save the Planet targets 4 areas that need the most attention: cut carbon 40 percent by 2020, create green jobs (weatherize, solarize, rewire the nation), make the U.S. economy lead the world in renewable technology, and promote carbon-neutral power. Graham Hill: The "Green" Stimulus Plan is Growing Yellow-Bellied
- The most important work that we have to do is to weatherize and solarize America.
- Others look squashed, wavy, and almost solarized with too-white brightness.
- It turns out that the trick is to start with an underexposed photograph, solarize it and then brighten it up a little bit. My black sun
- Very soon, my agency-Bowden Pen Farmers Association-will begin implementation of a project to reforest part of the national park and to solarize their eco-lodge a big miracle, if you ask me. Disclaimer
- Similarly, a print area might require dodging during the initial exposure to keep it from reversing when solarized.
- The film solarized
