Rack Focus meaning and definitionRack Focus mean? Here you find 3 meanings of Rack Focus.
A commonly used technique in both film and television to shift focus from a foreground object to a background object by turning the the focal ring on a lens.
When a director forgets what he is shooting and films breasts up close.
When a cinematographer turns the focal ring on his lens to shift focus from a foreground object to a background object.
adj. A female who has large breasts, i.e. a big rack. See also "racked."
Any place on a picture where you find an extremely distracting rack that makes the rest of the picture irrelevant. It is so distracting that the viewer doesn’t even notice that there is a foreground and / or background… because there isn’t, there is only a rack. Objects in the rackground may appear closer than they actually are.It is similar to a photobomb as the rack totally hijacks the original focus of the picture. As such, the rack(s) in the rackground are also known as photobombs.
Aggressive sexual intercourse with intent to damage internal organs
Shag her very very hard so hard in fact you clean her out
when you play with a girl's boobs