CSI
Posted February 4th, 2003 @ 09:56am by Erik J. Barzeski
Shortly after my pixellated naked woman entry (see below, or today's archive, or whatever), Nick mocks a silly thing you often see in "crime investigator" shows: the ability to "blow up and enhance" still frames of video. Guess what, folks? The resolution of the film is the resolution you get. It doesn't get any better.
One question that popped into my head last night: why must every CSI and CSI: Miami involve dead people. Am I wrong, or do crime scene investigators apply science to solve bank robberies and other criminal acts (that don't necessarily involve murder)?
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Posted 04 Feb 2003 at 9:25pm #
Well, obviously it's because dead people provide the best excuse for magical image enhancement technology!
--Nick
Posted 15 Oct 2003 at 3:56pm #
On Monday's CSI: Miami, which I watched last night after fishing in southern Miami, Horatio Caine and his team tracked down a crocodile that had...