Sentence examples for plane of focus from inspiring English sources

"When you get to this magnification," he explains, "the depth of field is so shallow, there's only a minute plane of focus".

Vast Egyptian valleys, seen from a godlike aerial perspective, teem with warring, colliding, thrashing, chariot-borne armies, while at the earthbound level, no plane of focus is left unfilled with period trinkets, weapons, dwellings, pyramids, sphinxes, the works.

"The swinging and tilting of the lens board and film back of the view camera, which its twisting bellows allows, enable me to precisely control the plane of focus," she explained.

Even when she changed cameras and switched to a lens with a movable aperture, she chose to keep it at its widest, which meant a shallow depth of field — one thin plane of focus, with everything in front of it and behind it slipping into a haze.

This occurs when you're watching 3D movies as well; you can even see with your naked eye the bones of the 3D effect, in that objects behind or in front of the plane of focus will be out of phase with each other (they'll appear blurry or in double; the farther from what the plane of focus, the more so).

Instead of film a digital camera has a CCD (charge-couple device) or a CMOS (complementary metal-oxide semiconductor) sensor, which consists of a grid of phototransistors to sense the intensity of the light across the plane of focus.

The section thicknesses ranged from 30 50 μm when mounted on standard microscope slides for visualization in different planes of focus.

Carefully-placed planes of focus form a tonal spectrum whose span expresses sharp foreground detail as well as soft background.

There are certainly other philosophically based planes of focus that could fall under the spiritual health of a human, but not necessarily one which necessitates the need for setting up a church or religion to house it.

Iron sights take considerable experience and skill in the user who has to hold a proper eye position and simultaneously focus on the rear sight, the front sight, a target at different distances, and align all three planes of focus to achieve a hit.

Images of the retina in three different planes of focus at the level of the oil droplets were taken at 400× magnification under brightfield illumination on a compound microscope (Olympus BX51) equipped with a CCD camera (Olympus DP70).