no
You won't be able to read the text on a phone with any video anyway. Not enough pixel density.
Four films of interest? The 4th being one of them?
It is possible that the string of lines Q posted including the 1 of 4 and film references has nothing to do with the phone images. Two separate issues? In this case, the Fourth film would make sense.
I doubt the photographer even saw the text on the phones. I'd put my money on Gannett or Getty editing the image. (Mostly Gannett.)
Even with a 4K video in high bit rate, you're not going to be able to read text on that phone. Best is you'll be able to see that the phone has different stuff on it than the high resolution DSLR photo, but we already have proof of that.
Nobody who makes any money at all (even rent) with photography uses film anymore. Your information about film is outdated by at least 10 years.
Yup, whoever shopped that photo is guilty of a felony.
Q specifically said no edits.
>there's no such thing as a "pixel" on a negative
Learn chemistry. Standard pro film has about 18 micron grain size. There are pixels, they're just not arranged in a regular grid. They're stochastic. Many high-end digital cameras have higher resolution than pro 35mm film.
yes
Imagine if there were software that was designed for this. If you're involved, think about that for a while.
HARD CORE.
Sauce?
meh
4th estate
Even 4K won't get you readable text. We already have evidence the photo's been shopped.
I think it is more likely that Gannett (or similar news aggregator) shopped the image. But heyโฆcould have been Getty. It would certainly kill their reputation real quick.
Perhaps this means we need to archive screenshots of all websites with the photoshopped photo. โฆbecause they're all going to scrub itโฆ
This makes sense that we'd be in a race with the opponent to see how many we can capture before they scrub.
Once we have them captured, when they scrub them, we can point out that they scrubbed them.
Not that photo. Still images (DSLR) and video capture methods are radically different. Video is usually just video and DSLR photos are usually just stills. There are a few reasons for this.
Yes, but if there are 100 sites using that same photo and then they all start getting scrubbed with different photos, that would be very interesting to red-pill people. Almost like they were trying to hide evidence, no?
Schiff has put lots of stuff in the memo so the whitehouse will have to redact it so he can claim that the whitehouse is trying to redact things the dems want out. General optical fuckery.
Jesus Christ - a red-pilled art director! I am honored, sir. You're nearly as rare as a unicorn.
Wouldn't be surprised if they took photos of each other including the contents of each other's phones.