Sentence examples for blurry effect from inspiring English sources

Do not smudge an step four or it could get into your eye or give you a blurry effect.

Music photographer Scarlet Page, daughter of Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page, has taken arresting portraits of Gary Numan, Frank Turner and Professor Green which have a strikingly blurry effect.

Bernard Gerson's "New York -- Day" and "New York -- Night" are unstill stills, and despite the obvious technique of shaking or moving the camera to create the blurry effect, they are quite appealing because of their archaic look.

According to Lomo Life, the students were "blown away by the saturated, colourful photos – each picture framed by shadowy vignetting [an effect that gives the photos' edges a blurry effect].

In fluorescence imaging, excessive crosstalk, which is the inconsistent recognition from left to right views resulting in a blurry effect, is a typical correction to address [45, 46].

The footage from the game was created using the Cam-Control mod and tinkered with using an After Effects plugin to create the black and white, blurry effect.

They become a sampling of public opinion with blurry effects – as the November 2014 "citizen participation" process in Catalonia showed.

These two figures noticeably illustrate that L1 regularization alone does not compensate the severe attenuation of measurement sensitivity with increased depth while it does greatly reduce blurry effects on the lateral plane (i.e., XY plane) of the image.

Taking handheld photographs in any dark room will cause unwanted blurry effects from camera shake.

As the lens moves, a slit shutter sweeps across a wide plane of film, creating a sometimes blurry cinematic effect.

The refresh rate is only 60 hertz, so the blurry 'juddering' effect is occasionally an issue when you're watching fast-moving sports, but it's perfectly fine for most other applications.