sharp focus

How much of the subject really needs a sharp focus?

This means that although your peripheral vision might be wide, only a small part of that vista is in sharp focus.

Applying a blur filter to the background layer of a composite image creates the illusion of sharp focus and a depth of field.

Their incapacity to formulate any coherent account of, or response to, the global financial crisis puts that question in sharp focus.

The awkward stage of adolescence brings into sharp focus some of the physical and emotional problems involved in growing up .

Both lions are looking directly into the camera, but it's the sharp focus of the lion on the right that arrests the viewer.

If the focus has not improved turn into the other direction until the reticle appears in sharp focus and then tighten the locking ring. 3.

Such exclusions speak to the album's sharp focus-- to move everything forward while constantly tipping on the brink of frantic instability.

This brought the kinds of irresponsible sales processes evident at banks in the run-up to the financial crisis into sharp focus.

The smart hotelier should keep a laser sharp focus on the channels that are driving maximum return on investment.

And the idea of building a harmonious society is proposed. At once, the harmonious culture is into sharp focus.

Depth of Field: The range of object distances within which objects are in sharp focus.

But the issue of who works on Africa's big infrastructure projects has come into sharp focus in recent years.

He is somebody who has demonstrated an ability to bring a laser-sharp focus to a complicated political process.

All 7 athletes had fierce determination, rock solid self-confidence and razor sharp focus on their goals.

"It brought it all into sharp focus, " she says.

In 2000, the Millennium Development Goals brought malaria into sharp focus.

Paleontologists, for example, have brought ambiguous homologies into sharp focus with the discovery of transitional fossils.