Sentence examples for poor sharpness from inspiring English sources

This same surfeit of glass also tends to make for poor sharpness and lots of chromatic aberration in high-contrast details.

I'm not including image samples because to be honest, all these cameras have tiny sensors and small, weak lenses, which combine to produce noisy images with poor sharpness and so on.

Disturbances, which are corrected for the DHM mode, are easily shown on these images with the poor sharpness and motion blur worsen by the consequence of longer exposure time of a second.

Guy's view: Clearly short of match sharpness.

All images (analog and digital) were evaluated by two experienced Nuclear Medicine physicians who were blinded to the origin of images and were graded on a scale of 1 (poor) to 4 (very good) for sharpness, contrast, uniformity, overall quality, and diagnostic confidence.

In fact, 31% and 11% of clinical and dermoscopic images, respectively, have been judged by our teleconsultants as of poor quality as images revealed low sharpness and were not perfectly in focus.

Malmo are more than halfway through their domestic season, while the Scottish Premier League kicked off last weekend, but Davis refused to blame the poor showing on a lack of match sharpness.

It's extremely small and the resolution (hence sharpness and ability to display your photos properly) is poor.

The striker is not at full sharpness, wasting a one-on-one and another chance with poor touch, but his movement and work rate have improved and he is far more often in scoring positions.

In image upscaling applications, a lot of edges show poor transitions so the TI technique can be used efficiently to improve the sharpness of the upscaled images.

When he sees the sharpness wane, he shouldn't leave him out there running about, beginning to look poor when the fans are getting a bit miffed and the journalists are enjoying giving him abuse.