Sentence examples for sharpness of the image from inspiring English sources

The sharpness of the image of a star would also be about 10 times better than could be obtained on the ground.

When generating subimages corresponding to the AF Zones, it will be important that you use enough samples per pixel to reduce noise that may make it difficult to determine the sharpness of the image.

To cope with the limitations of standard television, Sony engineers have applied artificial intelligence to something called Active Signal Correction, a kind of electronic nanny that monitors the color, brightness, contrast and sharpness of the image.

Even with the current limitations in the physical hardware, which limits the sharpness of the image, virtual reality makes a lot of sense when selling a new development, says Navarro.

The blurry halo typically surrounding the centrally focused subject is "un-blurred". In this way, the benefits of large apertures increased light, shorter exposure time, reduced graininess can be exploited without sacrificing the depth of field or sharpness of the image.

No blood is spilled in his pictures; none of the people would even dream of removing their clothes; no activity is so sudden or spasmodic that it threatens the sharpness of the image, which is recorded on a glass plate whose shortest side is at least a foot long.

I will have to take his word on that, but there is no denying the sharpness of the images.

In one, leaves clotted and made shiny by rain cover a pavement and a road, the incredible sharpness of the images making the image look hyper-real and yet painterly.

In evaluating the performance of the system, the size of the frames and sharpness of the images must be considered, as well as the number of frames per second.

The relative sharpness of the images at Dome A — the "seeing" in astronomical terms — means, Dr. Wang explained, that a small telescope down there can see as much as a larger one at other sites.

Matsoukas played with the clean-dirty axis at the level of the film stock for "Why Don't You Love Me?": "We shot on Super 8-millimeter and 16-millimeter (for safety)," she told me in an e-mail message, "and later on went and 'dirtied' up the 16-millimeter to match the Super 8-millimeter by adding grain and dirt and defocusing the sharpness of the images".