Graininess
Pronunciation: /ˈɡɹeɪnˈaɪˈnɛs/
Graininess (noun)
- The quality of looking rough or uneven, with small specks or tiny dots instead of smooth surfaces.
- A slightly rough, dry feeling in food or drink, caused by small particles that do not fully dissolve.
- The state of having a texture made of small grains, making a surface or material look or feel uneven.
Examples
- The photo has graininess, so the details look blurry.
- Graininess appears when the camera uses low light settings.