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Blur can refer to:
Unfocused imagery
"Blur" generally refers to the appearance of an unfocused image. See Defocus aberration, eyeglass prescription, lens and eye. Specific terms using this meaning of "Blur" include:
- Bokeh, the appearance of out-of-focus areas from an image produced by a lens
- Box blur, a graphic-art effect
- Gaussian blur, a graphic-art effect
- Motion blur, a photographic and optical effect
- Shallow focus, a photographic technique where the subject is in focus and the background and foreground are blurred.
Music
- Blur (band), an English rock band
- Blur (album), the above band's fifth album
- Blur: The Best Of, the above band's compilation album
Computing
"blur" refers to the event when a GUI element loses focus.Sports
Refers to the Phoenix Suns guard Leandro BarbosaCulture
"BLUR" celebrates the place where our cultures, ideals, interests and aspirations intersect, blend and expand into something more complete.Fiction
- The Blur, a pulp magazine novel featuring The Shadow
- "The Blur", a go-kart featured in the film The Little Rascals
- Blur (comics), a fictional superhuman also known as "The Blur"
- Blurr, a fictional robot from The Transformers
- Blur, a 2007 film directed by Nick Briscoe
Studio
- Blur Studio, CGI animation company based in California
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