fast exposure

Faster exposure or lower light level films usually have larger grains because those images capture less light.

Larger grains mean faster exposure but a grainier appearance; smaller grains are finer looking but take more exposure to activate.

He became interested in photography in about 1882, shortly after the introduction of dry-plate photography, with its fast exposure time and ease of use, made photography more practical.

The first photographs required long exposures, and animals cannot be expected to sit still as long as Victorian adults did; but by the last quarter of the nineteenth century fast exposures were possible.

An essential role on the raise of those bands and artists was the former Roxanne club in Tel Aviv which hosted known artists and emerging artists of rock and alternative rock, thus allowing fast exposure to new bands, and cultivated a listener audience for those music styles.