Yeah, I know what you mean. The more time you spend with kanji, the better it will get. I remember I once saw a written version of 佐藤 where the second character looked like an ink blob to me but after challenging some Japanese people to read it, they all could. Even with very blurred or fuzzy input, your brain will learn to guess what the character is after seeing it many times and familiarity with the context will also help.