Information for "Strobing"

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Display title	Strobing
Default sort key	Strobing
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Article description: (`description`) This attribute controls the content of the `description` and `og:description` elements.	Strobing is an effect that occurs when narrow stripes appear on video, in which the stripes flicker. The main culprit is neckties, as they tend to have small stripes at a diagonal angle, but striped shirts or other striped objects can also cause it (for instance, tennis matches can have flickering white lines). Strobing mainly occurs on live TV with guests; experienced TV people tend to avoid clothing that will cause it.

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