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What does "built-in" have to do with anything? The entire point of the issue was that it wasn't just zoom in, it was enlargement (think upscaling). The softwar
by core-utility 5y ago
What does "built-in" have to do with anything? The entire point of the issue was that it wasn't just zoom in, it was enlargement (think upscaling). The software has to actively interpolate and add pixels where it thinks they're necessary in order to do so, and that changes the image. In most cases, it's probably not a big deal. But when it's from a nighttime camera of a person several hundred feet away that's only a few pixels in the original frame, there's a lot to go wrong there.
- _djo_ 5y ago'Built-in' matters it's not custom software used by the prosecution on which no expert could be consulted. It's also likely that precedent testimony exists on using an iPad to zoom into an image or video in other cases.
- stefan_ 5y agoWhat do you think happened when they watched the video material on a screen? Are you by any chance caught up in some politics over this case to make such a ridiculous suggestion?