"infinite focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's unwavering attention or concentration on something, or to highlight the limitless extent of one's focus. An example could be, "With infinite focus, she honed her skills and mastered the difficult task at hand."
The secret is the unit's so-called infinite focus that keeps the image as clean as can be without any user intervention.
In our experiments, we use a custom made RBL, which consists of a central plano-convex lens (focal length 400 mm), and a "biplane ring-shaped lens" having infinite focus.
This paper presents an experimental study of the roughness analyses for the flat and spherical surfaces of machined metal in order to compare the roughness data taken from the cloud data produced by the stylus type profilometer and two optical-based measurement instruments, namely the infinite focus microscope and the confocal laser scanning microscope.
"I had hoped that through the infinite focus aspect of laser projections and a strategy of screen and camera placements I would be able to provide a reasonably legible live feed from the body of the wearer onto the mask".
Confocal microscopy tissue imaging measurements were performed on a confocal light microscope type Infinite Focus G4 (Alicona, Graz, Austria) using IFM 3.5.1.5 x 64 software (Alicona, Graz, Austria).
Optical images and surface height topography of MOF thin films were characterized using infinite focus microscopy, IFM (Alicona InfiniteFocus 3D profilometer).
Simulation results demonstrated that using collimated illumination provides the system with an effectively infinite depth of focus at the expense of allowing all imperfections in the illumination beam path to imprint themselves sharply on the image.
In this work, tracer diffusion coefficients at infinite dilution are focused aiming to propose reliable models for their pure estimation.
We focus on infinite backlogged systems where both users have infinite amount of information for transmission and are always active.
Now the same technology that lets us scan living bodies in all dimensions may obviate our need for dead ones, as some anatomy courses move from real dissection to its virtual counterpart — clean and odor-free, in crystal-clear focus with infinite zoom.
Black and white, but stunning in its visual quality, the experiments of cinematographer Gregg Toland who flooded the sets with enough light to allow perfect focus with infinite depth of field.
