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Blur can refer to:

Contents 1 Unfocused imagery 2 Music 3 Computing 4 Typography 5 Sports 6 Fiction 7 Studio

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
• Blur is a song from Britney Spears's sixth studio album, Circus

Computing

"blur" refers to the event when a GUI element loses focus.

Typography

FF Blur is a typeface designed by Neville Brody in 1991 and published by FSI FontShop International.

Sports

Refers to the Phoenix Suns guard Leandro Barbosa

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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