And you can zone out on the really blurry parts and not miss a thing.
When subjects were shown hybrid images for 30 milliseconds, they were only able to distinguish the low spatial resolution, or blurry, parts.
The other great scene was their impressionistic sex scene, where we see blurry parts of Francis' tattoos and Reba's hands exploring his body as the two morph into one.
This would have the effect of covering up bad or dead pixels on one sensor, identifying blurry parts or strange exposure or lighting effects and compensating with image data captured by the other sensor.
Indeed, the contours of the Administration's planned military action were the blurriest part of the speech.
A large bookcase contains pages of the "Oliver Twist" manuscript: The ink has gone brown, and blurry in parts.
The realist pictures -- landscapes, flowers, skulls, portraits, candles, among other things -- copy postcards, news photos and his own snapshots in a style that is mechanically exact but calculatedly blurry in parts, daring a viewer to figure out what, if anything, the pictures are about.
Salem had flown to Haiti a few days earlier aboard a private jet, lent by her husband, on a characteristically blurry mission: part sales call, part fact-finding tour.
Yes, blurry photos are still part of life with the low-priced cams.
