![]() If you’re a photographer or videographer, you might be familiar with some of them. That notwithstanding, enhancements can be made to an image that may ultimately assist with an investigation. You can’t somehow process a grainy thumbnail-shaped bit of imagery into an high-resolution masterpiece, bringing to light the various minuscule blemishes that ultimately form part of a person’s identity. ![]() ![]() If that data isn’t there, you can’t conjure it out of nowhere. That’s not a lot of space-and most of the distinguishing features that would allow a jury to positively confirm the identity of the suspect (tattoos, facial structure, scars, etc.) are vague and undefined. Let’s suppose, for that moment, the suspect’s face occupied an area of the still 50 pixels in height and 25 pixels in width for a total of 1,250 pixels. Seconds later, he’s in the getaway car, far from the camera’s field of vision. As the thief flees, his mask slips, and his face is visible for just a moment. Suppose a convenience store has an old-school VGA security camera bought by the owners in the mid-2000s, and someone breaks in.
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