Sentence examples for defocused from inspiring English sources
The word "defocused" is correct and usable in written English
It is usually used to mean that someone's concentration has been disrupted by something. For example, "When the fire alarm went off, I became defocused and couldn't concentrate on my work."
"The way I use it, it's not merely a line of focus, but a plane that can go back through the space of the picture, keeping certain objects sharp and others defocused, reflecting a plane in the three-dimensional scene".
The Balenciaga series (2007-08) Frenchench Vogue looks like selfies by the rich and quasi-famous, women in designer coats and fur-rimmed jackets, smiling for snapshots in blurred-out nightclubs; the Chanel series (2010-12) for Pop magazine places the Chanel-clad artist in weird, rigid poses, placed against defocused arctic landscapes.
Kepler's concept of an image as being formed by the crossing of rays was limited in that it took no account of possible unsharpness caused by aberrations, diffraction, or even defocussing.
Hence, for example, an impulse response can be defined for an optical system that is deliberately defocussed or for systems used for the display of Fresnel or Fraunhofer diffraction patterns.
Matsoukas played with the clean-dirty axis at the level of the film stock for "Why Don't You Love Me?": "We shot on Super 8-millimeter and 16-millimeter (for safety)," she told me in an e-mail message, "and later on went and 'dirtied' up the 16-millimeter to match the Super 8-millimeter by adding grain and dirt and defocusing the sharpness of the images".
Until now, few pocket cameras could defocus the background at all".
You'll also hear that defocusing effect called "bokeh" or "shallow depth of field".
Prime examples are for images aberrated by astigmatism, defocussing, or image motion.
The technique, called image defocus, involves blurring out objects in the distance while keeping closer ones sharp.
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The two cameras also have a 12.2 megapixel sensor, can record HD video and offer a range of new technologies, including "background defocus," which can give the image more depth and "superior auto mode," which can offer crisper images than other point-and-shoot cameras.
