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pixelation
This term describes both a technical failure and a deliberate design choice. When used to describe an image's quality, it carries a negative connotation, implying a loss of detail, poor resolution, or an unsightly "blocky" effect that disrupts the visual experience.
In a functional or legal context, the term refers to a specific method of censorship. Here, it is a neutral or positive tool used to protect privacy by intentionally reducing the resolution of specific areas, such as faces or license plates, making them unrecognizable.
Meanings
The phenomenon where individual pixels become visible in a digital image, typically resulting in a blocky or jagged appearance due to low resolution or excessive enlargement.
Examples
The image suffered from severe pixelation after I zoomed in too far.
Why is there so much pixelation in this video stream?
The detective noticed the pixelation on the security footage made it impossible to identify the suspect.
The detective noticed the pixelation on the security footage made it impossible to identify the suspect.
I need to fix the pixelation in these slides before the presentation.
The editor applied pixelation to the license plates to protect the drivers privacy.
This old game has a charming level of pixelation that gives it a retro feel.
The screen is too small to avoid some pixelation at this resolution.
I wonder if this pixelation is a glitch or an intentional design choice.