Sentence examples for be out of focus from inspiring English sources

If, for some reason, some of the convergence points meet in front of, or behind, the focal plane, aspects of the resulting picture will be out of focus.

Calling the cables "impressionistic snapshots of a moment in time," he wrote in El Universal newspaper that "like some snapshots, they can be out of focus or unflattering".

Last week at a public hearing, the shuttle program manager, Ron D. Dittemore, expressed his disappointment "that the camera with the best view turned out to be out of focus".

Unless you're perfectly parallel (unlikely) someone is going to be out of focus in Portrait Mode.

It can be predicted that scanning along a tilled nanowire would be out of focus, especially for confocal Raman scattering.

The part of the scene that is not within the cameras depth of field will be out of focus, and it should therefore be extended or rotated.

The very variable imagery inside the mushroom cloud, from hellish flames to what could be out-of-focus black-and-white shots of swarms of insects in front of a car windshield, has affinities with the work of Stan Brakhage and other avant-garde filmmakers.

Other possible reasons of the blurring of an image or video can be out-of-focus capturing, relative motion between the camera and the object being captured, or limitations in the optical system.

In such cases, the description of facial appearance leads to rather good performance because the proximity between the spoofing medium and the camera causes the recaptured face image to be out-of-focus also revealing other facial texture quality issues, like degradation due to the used spoofing medium.

For a collection of scatterers, which may be out-of-focus, to determine clutter, incoherent is the right approach.

If it seems to be out-of-focus, then try again.