parallax motion
parallax motion noun: the apparent motion of a tracking-locked foreground object against a background, when the camera is moving across the environment. (ie. A stationary object will appear to move across a background, when a moving camera is locked to track it).
Noun
parallax motion (plural parallax motions)
- The apparent motion of a tracking-locked foreground object against a background, when the camera is moving across the environment. (ie. A stationary object will appear to move across a background, when a moving camera is locked to track it)
Forms of parallax motion
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Questions about parallax motion
- What does parallax motion mean?
- Parallax motion means the apparent motion of a tracking-locked foreground object against a background, when the camera is moving across the environment. (ie. A stationary object will appear to move across a background, when a moving camera is locked to track it).
- What part of speech is parallax motion?
- Parallax motion is a noun.
- What is the plural of parallax motion?
- The plural of parallax motion is parallax motions.
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