All Textbook Topics - Light - Key light terms - Sharp is when you can clearly see all the features and objects have defined edges. Blurry is when you cannot see features or edges.

Sharp is when you can clearly see all the features and objects have defined edges. Blurry is when you cannot see features or edges.

Sharp is when you can clearly see all the features and objects have defined edges.

Blurry is when there are no clear features in an image and you cannot clearly see any edges.

Note the clear lines in the sharp images.

Note that you cannot see any clear lines in the blurry images.

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