Sentence examples for less blur from inspiring English sources
And a smaller aperture means bigger depth of field — less blur.
A big sensor means less blur, because the shutter doesn't have to stay open long to let in enough light.
Less blur or less graininess than you'd get on a shirt-pocket cam, for sure — but more than on an S.L.R.
Eschewing the 41-megapixel sensor for a smaller 20-megapixel camera, the 1520 has optical stabilisation and oversampling technology for a two-times lossless digital zoom and shake-free pictures, which should make indoor low-light photos better with less blur and noise.
Inside that, you'll see more or less blur applied to those slices.
Experimental results reveal that the proposed composite scheme gives much less blurring in comparison to the standalone schemes and performs better than most of the widely used interpolation schemes in terms of objective and subjective measures.
It entails less equivocation, less democracy, less blurring of the line between commerce and content, and a reassertion of authority on the part of museums, which must restate their convictions about esoteric beauty, the ethical import of aesthetics and the special, if intangible, power of the things they possess.
This median filter provides excellent salt and pepper noise reduction with considerably less blurring.
We observe that the PSF varies smoothly across the image, becoming more concentrated (less blurred) as we get closer to the bottom right corner.
This method ensures the correct reconstruction of lines across the scratch, introducing much less blurring compared to a simple interpolation process.
