Exposure latitude refers to the range of exposure levels within which a photograph can still maintain acceptable image quality. It indicates how much the exposure can be adjusted, either lighter or darker, without significantly affecting the details or overall appearance of the image. A larger exposure latitude allows for more flexibility in capturing or adjusting the image, helping to ensure that important details are preserved even if the exposure is not perfectly set.

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