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reality's way of admitting your eyes wrote a check your focus couldn't cash
means To make or become unclear, smeared, or indistinct in outline; or the smudgy result itself.
from First surfacing in the 16th century, likely related to 'blear' — that watery, dimmed, half-shut state of a tired or weeping eye. The connection isn't ironclad, but the family resemblance is strong: both words live in the soft-focus world of vision gone gauzy.
- camera trick
- Bokeh comes from the Japanese word for haze
- speed proof
- Motion blur reveals shutter speed slower than the subject
- privacy tool
- Pixelation can be reversed if poorly applied
- the band
- Britpop rivals to Oasis in the 1990s
- brain default
- Peripheral vision is permanently low-resolution and blurry
for instance
blur album — self-titled debut album released in 1997, containing hit single 'song 2'
blur motion effect — camera technique used in films like the bourne identity to convey speed and chaos