On 28 September 2012 18:29, Dave Long <[email protected]> wrote: > Surveillance is another obvious use[1]; synthetic aperture techniques were > developed because when the subjects are not particularly keen on being > observed they have a great relative motion to the camera, and often a > separation well outside of spitting distance, but consumer photography > normally has willing (if not posed), close, relatively stationary[2] > subjects. > > Surveillance is an interesting one - finally there might be truth to the surveillance scene in cheesy crime flicks where the good guys can pull a license plate off a grainy pic - I always wondered how possible that is, in the real world.
Dibyo
