2 ms·
A whole bunch of those have since been positively confirmed as operator error or calibration issues. Also these cases are often from new kit the operators were
by simonh 4y ago
A whole bunch of those have since been positively confirmed as operator error or calibration issues. Also these cases are often from new kit the operators were unfamiliar with, I don’t see how that can be a coincidence.
The fact is we should expect a certain amount of false positives. So the real question is do we see more of these cases than we’d probably get anyway.
- lamontcg 4y agoYeah it is still "blurry photos" in principle. But people see things like "FLIR" and they assume that the technology is perfect.