Sentence examples for optical confusion from inspiring English sources
Optical confusion in photography was also in sympathy with Surrealism.
But while optical confusion makes photographs more interesting as art, it also reflects something fundamental in human experience.
The confounding photograph is the subject of an absorbing and thought-provoking exhibition at the Yale University Art Gallery here called "First Doubt: Optical Confusion in Modern Photography".
In 2004 Mr. Chasanoff donated a collection of more than 200 of these photographs to Yale, his alma mater, and they have become the basis for "First Doubt: Optical Confusion in Modern Photography," an exhibition that closes on Sunday at the Yale University Art Gallery and that has kept many of its viewers staring, stationary, heads a-tilt.
Guess what the bizarre, twisted, bulbous form in a 1961 photograph by Shomei Tomatsu is before you read the wall label, which explains, " 'Beer Bottle after the Atomic Bomb Explosion' from the series 'Nagasaki 11 02.' " For serious photographers, however, producing optical confusion is not just for the amusement of visual puzzling.
The role of random amplitude mask and random phase mask in optical encryption system is identified from the perspective of confusion and diffusion.
The area contains Confusion Hill, a themed walkthrough tour with optical illusions.
The area of the cross section varies with distance along the optical axis, the smallest size known as the circle of least confusion.
Note that many optical peaks in diamond accidentally have similar spectral positions, which causes much confusion among gemologists.
Optical scanning machines are supposed to alert voters to ballot mistakes, but could create confusion among people who may already be uncomfortable using new equipment.
