Sentence examples for blurred action from inspiring English sources

At these lengths, zoom lenses let in less light, forcing cameras to use slower shutter speeds, which can result in blurred action.

No more high-ISO pictures at sunset or blurred action in daylight because of a slow lens — this has ever been the curse of point and shoots.

The shutter speed was still slow enough to blur action, though by 1909 Kodak had introduced Speed Kodak film, with exposure times as fast as a thousandth of a second.

Thirtieth or a fifteenth of a second to blur action or under low light.

They stayed on the safe side by creating stylized creatures (like Pixar's animal characters) or by using computer graphics to represent real human faces only when they were blurred by action or too far away for the audience to notice detail (cutting employment for thousands of movie extras as a result).

Nothing they are good at is going to help anyone there: their metaphors kill momentum, their obscurities blur the action.

On campus, some students have come to view certain controversial speakers as proxies for the idea of speech blurring into action.

Tetris's graphics were simple enough to work on the Game Boy's small gray-scale screen; its motion was slow enough not to blur; its action was a repetitive, storyless puzzle that could be picked up, with no loss of potency, at any moment, in any situation.

The big finish at Helm's Deep is blurred by the action merging with a distracting cataclysm at Saruman's stronghold Orthanc Tower.

The human eye does not see blurred or frozen action,therefore you cannot rely on your eyes to tell you the result of the photograph.

Mr. Robbe-Grillet's prose "is not so much written as scripted," Mr. Updike wrote, with its "splicing, blurring, stop-action, enlargement, panning, and fade-out".