Sentence examples for eye effect from inspiring English sources

Cinema buffs complain that the technology, which essentially turns live actors into computer-animated figures, can deliver a creepy "dead eye" effect.

Dahler even reproduced comparative photographs, one of the building as it was, with buff-colored multilight window frames, and with the frames painted out -- demonstrating the "black eye" effect he described.

The cat eye effect of photoelectric system makes laser active detection possible.

For example whole mixture toxicity data may be available for dermal or eye effect in humans or endocrine activity in ecological receptors, while component based approaches may be used for the evaluation of systemic human health or ecological effects.

Though maybe the red eye effect was sometimes an added bonus.

"It's the 'expanding bull's eye' effect," Villanova University geographer Stephen M. Strader told The Mercury News in August.

"The light is farther from the lens axis, so there is less of that red-eye effect," he said.

Part of that decrease is attributable to what Steven Clemants, the botanic garden's vice president for science and the flora project's founder, called the "bull's-eye effect".

Its field of view meant you could capture much more in one scene, with a little fish-eye effect at the sides.

There, they bow out from the glass surface, revealing them as artificial add-ons and reinforcing (rather than diminishing) the black-eye effect.

The red-eye effect, which can spoil an otherwise good photograph, is caused when the camera's flash reflects off blood vessels in the back of a subject's retinas, resulting in the appearance of glowing red eyes.