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Filthy

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KYLE RITTENHOUSE said:
thank you.

well in that case of course it’s admissible.

the original media hasn’t been manipulated. It’s just lost resolution. Digital zoom has a finite amount of mega pixels. To create the zoom you just stretch the original pixels. You don’t add.

If I can put it in context you might believe. Say a quarter back throws a ball and a person runs down the line but he may caught the ball with a toe just off the pitch. You can legitimately zoom and see if he has. You can almost, well you can actually. Go down to one pixel to see if he has. We call it VAR here. Virtual assistant referee.

Its not A.I. It’s just using the original material With modern technology.

Its not adding anything. It’s taking away.
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it tries to compensate for the loss of resolution, it's not the same as optically zooming in on an image - which is what the DA argued.
 
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Making fun of a 17 year old kid on trial is definitely a piece of shit move no doubt. Going after a fellow Canadian for the closure of a Swiss chalet restaurant? That’s cold blooded man… I was there for you when you coward away in that mall closet over a couple kids with pop guns and this is how you repay me?
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And yes Sex Chicken @Ghost of Joey Moss disgusts me as well. Reprehensible
 
Filthy

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every time you zoom in on an image, it multiplies the number of pixels to fill the screen.
 
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Filthy said:
it tries to compensate for the loss of resolution, it's not the same as optically zooming in on an image - which is what the DA argued.
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you edited the post I replied to.

yes. There are programmes that the fbi use. It’s the same tech Peter Jackson used/ created on restoring ww1 footage, astonishing stuff.

please watch it. Particularly today as today is the day we memorialise our war dead. Poppy Day.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrabKK9Bhds



And the same tech used to make film from the 1920 colourized and create frames. They used to film in 12 frames per second.. We see stuff in 25 FPS.

It’s just clever software. It’s really not A.I.

It has nothing to do with examining shot footage. It just a defence ruse. Digital zoom doesn’t invent stuff like the above examples. It just loses resolution.
 
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Filthy said:
every time you zoom in on an image, it multiplies the number of pixels to fill the screen.
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it’s literally the opposite of that.

it loses pixels

you cant add.

once the image is taken, to zoom in you have to enlarge the pixels.

please filthy. I genuinely know what I’m talking about
 
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Lars said:
One time we found a guys lifeless and dismembered torso rotating and bouncing at the top of a drill string. Saw some really tough people break down similarly. The struggling for breath, trying to cry but you can’t. It’s giving me flashbacks
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I once found two guys’ lifeless and dismembered torsos rotating and bouncing at the top of a drill string.
 
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KYLE RITTENHOUSE said:
thank you.

well in that case of course it’s admissible.

the original media hasn’t been manipulated. It’s just lost resolution. Digital zoom has a finite amount of mega pixels. To create the zoom you just stretch the original pixels. You don’t add.

If I can put it in context you might believe. Say a quarter back throws a ball and a person runs down the line but he may caught the ball with a toe just off the pitch. You can legitimately zoom and see if he has. You can almost, well you can actually. Go down to one pixel to see if he has. We call it VAR here. Virtual assistant referee.

Its not A.I. It’s just using the original material With modern technology.

Its not adding anything. It’s taking away.
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Some do borrow from another picture.

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Secret iPhone optical zoom revealed
However, some iPhone models have two cameras on the back.

One of these is a "telephoto" lens that's preset to 2x optical zoom – no software tricks involved.

But because this lens only has one "optical" zoom setting (2x zoom), everything below 2x zoom is "digital" zoom.

So your 2x zoom image would have more detail than zooming in at, say, 1.7x.


If you do shoot at 1.7x, Apple tries to compensate by borrowing some information from the telephoto lens and adding it into your 1.7x shot.

But only the 2x zoom photo is an authentic "optical" zoom – and preferable to 1.7x.

www.the-sun.com

Why you're probably using iPhone camera zoom WRONG – and how to fix it

ZOOMING on an iPhone lets you get closer to the action without physically moving – but it’s more complicated than you think. You can end up with a rubbish shot if you don’t zoom correct…
www.the-sun.com www.the-sun.com

However, I don't see how it would be possible if showing footage from another device (the drone).
 
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Shinkicker said:
Some do borrow from another picture.

.....

Secret iPhone optical zoom revealed
However, some iPhone models have two cameras on the back.

One of these is a "telephoto" lens that's preset to 2x optical zoom – no software tricks involved.

But because this lens only has one "optical" zoom setting (2x zoom), everything below 2x zoom is "digital" zoom.

So your 2x zoom image would have more detail than zooming in at, say, 1.7x.


If you do shoot at 1.7x, Apple tries to compensate by borrowing some information from the telephoto lens and adding it into your 1.7x shot.

But only the 2x zoom photo is an authentic "optical" zoom – and preferable to 1.7x.

www.the-sun.com

Why you're probably using iPhone camera zoom WRONG – and how to fix it

ZOOMING on an iPhone lets you get closer to the action without physically moving – but it’s more complicated than you think. You can end up with a rubbish shot if you don’t zoom correct…
www.the-sun.com www.the-sun.com

However, I don't see how it would be possible if showing footage from another device (the drone).
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I'm terribly sorry, but I don't see your point.
 
Filthy

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KYLE RITTENHOUSE said:
you edited the post I replied to.

yes. There are programmes that the fbi use. It’s the same tech Peter Jackson used/ created on restoring ww1 footage, astonishing stuff.

please watch it. Particularly today as today is the day we memorialise our war dead. Poppy Day.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrabKK9Bhds



And the same tech used to make film from the 1920 colourized and create frames. They used to film in 12 frames per second.. We see stuff in 25 FPS.

It’s just clever software. It’s really not A.I.

It has nothing to do with examining shot footage. It just a defence ruse. Digital zoom doesn’t invent stuff like the above examples. It just loses resolution.
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when you pinch zoom, does the optical resolution of the screen change?

if I zoom in to 1 pixel on my screen, what will my screen display?
 
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