1. (of a photograph) having received too little light during exposure, resulting in a dark image
Usage: photography
2. not given enough attention, publicity, or recognition

Examples

• The photograph was underexposed and came out too dark to see the details.
• She adjusted the camera settings to avoid taking underexposed pictures.
• The talented artist remained underexposed despite her exceptional work.
• Many important social issues are underexposed in mainstream media.
• The underexposed film required digital enhancement to improve visibility.
• His contributions to the project were underexposed in the final report.
• The documentary highlighted several underexposed environmental problems.