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I laughed when I saw the massive arrow pointing to the large object that delineates the exact shape of the thing that isn't delineating anything apparently. A p
by jsmcgd 15y ago
I laughed when I saw the massive arrow pointing to the large object that delineates the exact shape of the thing that isn't delineating anything apparently. A perfect instance of not being able to see the wood for the trees.
- JabavuAdams 15y agoNot at all. Wider != more delineation. Analogy: it's easier to cross a lawn than to scale a wall. Edge-like features create an intensity wall in the image signal, whereas plateaus of do not. There's a clear biological / image processing basis for this.