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Oh yes, you are correct. But seriously, pinch-to-zoom has been around for 10 years now, right? This honestly cannot be the first time it's "reproduction accur
by OldHand2018 5y ago
Oh yes, you are correct. But seriously, pinch-to-zoom has been around for 10 years now, right? This honestly cannot be the first time it's "reproduction accuracy" has been questioned, can it??? The judge gave him half an hour to go do some legal searching, and he came up with nothing??? Milwaukee is just up the road and has a university with a pretty decent CS department. Nobody there was willing to say "yeah, the interpolation algorithm will make an accurate reproduction"? If the prosecution said "I have a professor willing to testify, can we have a delay?" I'm pretty sure the judge would have said yes. Or at least said no so there is something to appeal later on.
- giantg2 5y agoIt is a little odd there's no prior evaluation. Although, in my experience things like this get glossed over. A question I didn't see talked about is did they think zooming in would help? My experience has generally been that digital zoom doesn't really help in most cases, especially for distant shots (which if looked like they were viewing).