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low-res

American  
[loh-rez] / ˈloʊˈrɛz /

adjective

Informal.
  1. low-resolution.


Example Sentences

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We see low-res videos of him as a child, already familiar with the clashes between Palestinian residents and armed Israeli soldiers.

From Los Angeles Times

“This would be filmed off a TV screen and super low-res. So we did research, and we found this hobby pilot who’d built a helicopter exactly modeled from the ’70s.”

From Los Angeles Times

So at the end of every day, we sent him the files, low-res files, of what we’d shot that day.

From Los Angeles Times

If you’ve been on X lately, you’ve probably seen this but not even realized it: a clean-looking logo for an online crypto casino called Stake pasted onto a poorly cropped and low-res meme or a video.

From Slate

The low-res snippet of the broadcast shows a teleprompter displaying text during Harris' answer to an audience member before quickly blinking out.

From Salon