on 2004/08/02 12:55 AM, Moose at olymoose@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> If the images you are talking about are taken in this way, with total scan
> times of 60 seconds, the location of the people at one end will be different
> than where they were when the people at the other end were recorded. If you
> look carefully a
> t the soccer pic, the players' positions, where they are looking, etc. would
> be 'out of sync', since a lot can happen in a minute. You are looking a a 1
> minute time slice of the game spread across the image.
This is a fascinating idea.
You wouldn't want to use these for evidence: the photo of Sirhan Sirhan
shooting Bobby Kennedy comes to mind. Someone could be doing something
suspicious in the same frame that something bad happens, but the events are
actually separated by up to 60 seconds. Intermittently-moving people or
things could be in the image more than once. Like the ball. :-)
Andrew
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