What is another word for Haloing?
Pronunciation: [hˈe͡ɪlə͡ʊɪŋ] (IPA) 
Haloing is an effect where a bright light source in a photograph or image appears to have a hazy, soft blur around it. Although haloing can add a nice ethereal touch to an image, it can also detract from the overall sharpness and clarity of the picture. To avoid this effect, photographers may use various synonyms such as ghosting, blooming, or overexposure. Also, terms like oversaturation, fuzziness, or soft-focus can indicate similar aberrations in different contexts. In general, haloing is something to be aware of, especially when dealing with bright light sources or HDR imagery, so that the final result is crisp and visually appealing.
