re: #41 Targetpractice

It works well enough that most of us would miss it with a passing glance. Like a person driving by might miss the difference in the lighting, the muted colors, the slight variation in the lines of the fencing, and so forth.

As they say in the tech industry, “There are lies, damned lies and rigged demos.”

Show me this screen operating in different locations like a busy street with moving traffic and people or in front of foliage and non-structured backgrounds and maybe it’s worth consideration. The image shown as an example looks to be a cherry-picked situation that sells the idea best (strong regular horizontal structures in the fence) in perfect lighting conditions. Throw in some rain, maybe cloudy diffuse lighting or dusk and maybe it doesn’t work quite as well. Maybe.