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	Smearing is the perception of motion blur that reduces the details of the image in [[VR]]. Smearing along with [[strobing]] is part of the [[judder]] phenomenon in [[head-mounted display]]s. Because smearing reduces the visual quality of the display, it can ruin a user's [[immersion]].		Smearing is the perception of motion blur that reduces the details of the image in [[VR]]. Smearing along with [[strobing]] is part of the [[judder]] phenomenon in [[head-mounted display]]s. Because smearing reduces the visual quality of the display and even cause [[simulator sickness]], it can ruin a user's [[immersion]].

	Smearing occurs when each pixel moves across the retina while it is lit. The longer the pixels are lit and the more movement of the [[HMD]], the more smearing occurs.		Smearing occurs when each pixel moves across the retina while it is lit. The longer the pixels are lit and the more movement of the [[HMD]], the more smearing occurs.