5/8/2003: Unabomber's cabin

dfenstrate · 05-09-2003, 02:40 AM

Ever notice how in movies the government guys can always blow up little images infinately and just keep sharpening the images up till you can see every little detail? Perhaps there is a vesion of Photoshop we don't know about like Photoshop CIA.

They can do this, but you need a moving image to do it, and several frames at that. It doesn't work on stills nearly as well.

The reason that you can blow up a moving image a great deal is that you can compare something over several frames. I don't know how to put in words how it works, but it does.

05-09-2003, 02:40 AM	#8
dfenstrate Person Who Has Posted Join Date: May 2003 Location: Dover, NH Posts: 2	Ever notice how in movies the government guys can always blow up little images infinately and just keep sharpening the images up till you can see every little detail? Perhaps there is a vesion of Photoshop we don't know about like Photoshop CIA. They can do this, but you need a moving image to do it, and several frames at that. It doesn't work on stills nearly as well. The reason that you can blow up a moving image a great deal is that you can compare something over several frames. I don't know how to put in words how it works, but it does. __________________ If it jams, force it. If it breaks, it needed fixing anyway.

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