when we see how many bad pictures and videos each of us can take just to get one good one, and the crazy expressions on our faces, I'm highly skeptical of "evid

when we see how many bad pictures and videos each of us can take just to get one good one, and the crazy expressions on our faces, I'm highly skeptical of "evidence" photos. And slow motion might be handy for seeing particular details like "knee touches ground, ball out of bounds", but otherwise slow motion is highly misleading, making fleeting facial expressions look intentional, etc. If slow motion is used for evidence, it should always be followed by several viewings at normal speed to unconvince you of false impressions.