Verb:

Defocus,

defocus's Usage Examples:

coefficient, λ is the electron wavelength, and Δf is the defocus.

In transmission electron microscopy, defocus can easily be controlled and measured to high precision.

In optics, defocus is the aberration in which an image is simply out of focus.

Focusing may refer to: Adjusting an optical system to minimize defocus aberration Focusing (psychotherapy), a psychotherapeutic technique Focus (disambiguation).

The defocus transition is a type of transition accomplished by rolling the lens focus.

Under optical blur from defocus, a Siemens star (like any periodic pattern) gives rise to the phenomenon.

W(k)=-z\lambda k^{2}/2+C_{s}\lambda ^{3}k^{4}/4} z {\displaystyle z} = the defocus of the objective lens (using the convention that underfocus is positive.

convolved with K to generate blurred image B, where K is the blur caused by defocus aberration, motion blur, gaussian blur or any kind of blur.

A general defocus of the shortest wavelengths resulting in a purple fringe on all sides of.

2000 - A Defocus option was added to the 2K, offering inside or outside defocus or sharpness effects (in and out with Defocus Plus) plus Power.

mask flatness in the local slope, coupled with wafer defocus.

More significantly, mask defocus has been found to result in large overlay errors.

Shape from focus or shape from defocus is a method of 3D reconstruction which consists in the use of information about the focus of an optical system.

The waves act as lenses to focus and defocus sunlight: focused sunlight produces the lighter rays, while defocused sunlight.

Vernier acuity is resistant to defocus, motion, and luminance, but is subject to practice effects and changes.

the so-called Scherzer defocus.