strobing

The strobing is synchronised with the camera exposures, illuminating pictures of a subject's face thirty times per second, to create a bank of different images.

Sarnoff wants to scan your iris without your knowledge 2007

After erasing the code and configuration, the Ethernet TX LEDs begin strobing and the following message appears on the console:

Recovering from a Software Failure 2001

Cameron, whose 2009 sci-fi blockbuster raised the bar for digital imagery and put the 3-D craze on the fast track, said Thursday that "Avatar 2" would be shot at 48 or 60 frames a second to reduce an effect called "strobing" that can blur moving images, particularly those in 3-D.

The Seattle Times 2011

Digital cameras allow for shooting at 48 frames or faster, reducing the flickery, blurry effect known as strobing that can come with 24-frame filming.

The Seattle Times 2012

Anyway, I've been noticing an intermittent effect that I can only describe as a strobing / flickering on my DVD-Rs.

VideoHelp.com Forum 2009

The MC lurks behind the three producers on a raised platform sandwiched between the kind of strobing hi-tech screens you usually find in stadium shows.

Magnetic Man ? review Dorian Lynskey 2010

The MC lurks behind the three producers on a raised platform sandwiched between the kind of strobing hi-tech screens you usually find in stadium shows.

The Guardian World News 2010

Depending on the deinterlacer used, this will result in a kind of "strobing" effect as 2 of every 5 frames is blend deinterlaced, or a real stutter as every 5th frame is a duplicate frame.

VideoHelp.com Forum 2009

The other problem involved "strobing," or flickering.

Purpleocity.net 2009

Others dislike them because, since frame-sequential viewing can worsen motion artifacts, a.k.a. "strobing" or "judder."

Variety.com 2009