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Originally Posted by Eric Coffey
No. The tonal range is just greatly reduced. In B&W, blues show up more "black" whereas reds & greens show up in shades of dark/medium grey, and yellows show up as light grey.
It is when compared to white, cream, tan, beige, etc. It's about the process of elimination.
You have no clue what you are talking about. A very basic profile is enough to create PC, which is enough to stop a vehicle matching a specific description/location. Of course, you probably wouldn't get much traction with PD in a high-crime metro area with such a call. However, I am guessing LEOs in Oveland Park, KS might not have the same workload or call stack as those in large Metros.
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3 cars in my driveway.
Screenshot taken just now from my security camera, time stamp is there.
Which BTW, they work on infra red, not reflected light, as they all do.
Tell me what color all 3 cars are?
Should be easy as you have the benefit of some ambient light from my and my neighbors house lights and they are right in front of the camera.
