1.   The more space they take up, the larger the object looks.

2.   Both faraway and close objects can look blurry.

3.   Bomb squad detectives thought the object looked like a grenade of the World War II era.

4.   Oks, a product designer, and Bark, a framer, have retrieved the mirror from its modern paradox as an object looked into but not at.

5.   Some types may make objects look wavy or distorted, so several samples might be needed.

6.   The image that emerges is how a celestial object might look if the rods and cones in the human retina could be replaced with ones sensitive to lower frequencies.

7.   Without Pixel Plus, the same objects looked muddy and dull.

8.   Without rendering, viewers would see wire-frame models, the Erector set-like representations that tell the computer what each object looks like.