To protect the identities of activists and other users in its messaging app, Signal added an easy-to-use blur tool that automatically reads faces in images and pixelates them. The man`s pale face and gray hair seemed blurred in the darkness of the cabin. He stops in front of a blurred circle of yellow light; As a result, the contour of a building can be perceived weakly. Just because a camera creates more bokeh doesn`t mean it`s a pretty blur. It had been wrapped around the baby she had never thought of, without a lump and blur in front of her eyes. As pioneers of experiential art, the duo wanted to blur the lines between reality and caricatured fantasy. Then he turned away from her and looked without seeing the blur of light that was the phonograph. Among them was a swirling blur of white; In front of them was a mountain range on which they rolled. A horse or a tree or a tuft rose grotesquely in the smoking blur. “It was like a blur,” Schottel told The Daily Beast on Wednesday. I tested the 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max side-by-side in challenging scenes in low light and could feel the Max taking the same shot at a shorter shutter speed, reducing the risk of blur. It`s easy and obvious to say after Monday night`s masterpiece, a 52-24 decision that left Ohio State with a combination of spotted grass and flickering blur that just passed. With the gentle tuft of camel hair, he faded against the sharp, pale, shiny steam of the new cloud.

We were lucky enough to fade it, but you really need to feel the pain. Such photos usually fade into the equality of routine, but this one is surprisingly touching. The analysis suggested that the trails in these images were not really lines extending into the sky, but occurred solely due to motion blur, as spherical spots of glowing gas moved through the atmosphere. In pre-pandemic times, the typical sidewalk parade of various furry creatures — led by their human companions clutching plastic bags of dog poop — could hardly seem blurry, barely worth mentioning. When he studied it very carefully, he thought he recognized “woman” in front of the blurred name of foam. (The fact that Williams has been a Democrat all her life illustrates the politically blurred lines when it comes to laws relating to pregnant women.) It was past midnight, and a cold fog turned the station into a dark thing of blurry yellow lights and raw cold. “When you have so many police officers making a living in those second jobs, the lines become blurred,” Constable Ming said. Heavy smog or morning fog can blur your view of the city, and the similar views of two candidates can blur the differences between their political parties. In both cases, things become fuzzy and fuzzy. The mist itself can also be described as blurry: “The whole day was just a blur after the exciting news I received in the morning.” In the 16th century, vagueness meant “spreading out the surface of writing”. Wall is a guy at full throttle, a blur who was forced to slow down, to be patient, to develop.

But too often, the line between the Southern states and the Confederates can become blurred. Portrait mode now switches to portrait mode, allowing you to capture images with simulated blur, even in low-light conditions. With the exception of the dollar, the screens are blurry red this morning. The boundaries between their feigned feelings for each other and their actual feelings quickly blur. A longer response time means more motion blur, which can really mess up the gameplay. The blur turned out to be 12 hours after the incident anyway. In Syria, he said, “the lines are so blurred.” To blur is to blur and blur or become blurred. Crying profusely can make your vision disappear until you wipe away your tears. But time is not lost; The Conspectus is always good, and the blur that remains in the head is probably just enough.