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As someone who has taken a lot of pictures, the key to photography is not pixels, but light. And so I had to read the paper: "The room was flash illuminated by
by ojbyrne 13y ago
As someone who has taken a lot of pictures, the key to photography is not pixels, but light. And so I had to read the paper:
"The room was flash illuminated by two Bowens DX1000 lamps with dish reflectors, positioned side by side approximately 80 cm behind the camera, and directed upwards to exclude catch light"
Yes, that's the kind of lighting conditions that are routinely present at crime scenes.
- vacri 13y agoThen there are what seems to be the standard-issue security cameras, where it's hard to even tell what the main subject is wearing.