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are you referring to a police movie type where they find suspect on a video screen, from about half a mile away and they would enlarge that tiny bity little head of his and put it in close-up view?? (*me* takes a deep breath) :-)<br />
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if so, then it's all just special effects.<br />
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Elmer
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are you referring to a police movie type where they find suspect on a video screen, from about half a mile away and they would enlarge that tiny bity little head of his and put it in close-up view?? (*me* takes a deep breath) :-)

if so, then it's all just special effects.

Elmer

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Elmer is right. That's purely hollywood. Its somewhat akin to being able to resize up in Photoshop without quality loss. It cant be done.
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Elmer is right. That's purely hollywood. Its somewhat akin to being able to resize up in Photoshop without quality loss. It cant be done.

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shlezman: if you dont have something to add to the discussion, dont post anything.
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shlezman: if you dont have something to add to the discussion, dont post anything.

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Whats the software which movies show for eimage enhancements.<br />
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They show that u can watch a mpeg video and in between stop a video ,crop a portion of the video and enhance its quality to get a very clear close up view of the image.<br />
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Can you let me know of how this is done.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Zeus
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Whats the software which movies show for eimage enhancements.

They show that u can watch a mpeg video and in between stop a video ,crop a portion of the video and enhance its quality to get a very clear close up view of the image.

Can you let me know of how this is done.

Thanks

Zeus

Video and Image editing software

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