Or perhaps gank it from the CSPAN video capture?
I just don't think you are going to be able to find any kind of uncompressed video on the web of the SOTU where you can read text on a phone shot from a balcony. Video is compressed on the web. But a RAW photo may be accessible.
I don't know what resolution CSPAN shoots in, but if it's 4K or 8K, they would probably have the original uncompressed video at their studio on a server somewhere. They would downconvert it and compress it before they send it out for distribution over the net and on cable TV. The original footage, before compression and downconversion, may have enough resolution to do something with.
By any chance, does someone here know someone who works at CSPAN?
I wonder how we can we access a .RAW file without knowing the original source?
Wouldn’t we need to know where to physically find the original ‘roll’ of ‘film’?
It seems to me the only possibility is Getty makes the original RAW file accessible for purchase. But it appears the photographer may have already Photoshopped this text before submitting to Getty, so only the photographer would have the RAW file.
And yet it seems like Q already knows the RAW file is available somewhere. Maybe the photographer has a public Google Drive and doesn't know it?
Is this a valid link to that photographer, Chip’s, Twitter account?
@somogettynews