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Enhance Button

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Enhance Button	comment	The detective and a forensic technician are hovering over a computer screen showing grainy CCTV security camera footage of a major crime. "Zoom in. Now... enhance" says the detective. The image gets bigger and zooms in so clearly that we see the suspect's neck tattoo and necklace. "Enhance more" says the detective and now he can read the perp's monogrammed initials on his shirt in a reflection. A staple of any crime drama and Police Procedural, the "Enhance Button" is a computer function that allows you to turn a tiny, blurred, or grainy image into a clear, unmistakable piece of evidence. It's nearly always heralded by someone standing next to the computer ordering it (or the technician operating it) to "Enhance." This allows characters to glean information beyond what the picture itself actually contains. As such, most Enhance Button functions are impossible in real life. The Enhance Button derives from legitimate Real Life "image enhancement" techniques that allow you to change things like colors or saturation, or compare frames of a video, which will create a clearer image than before. But there's still a limit to what it can do, and it can only work with the data in the photo. The Enhance Button in fiction adds data. The most unrealistic cases will even allow you to change the camera angle, see through or around things, or pick up tiny reflections in unlikely places. They also have an incredible zoom, which creates new pixels rather than simply enlarging them. Also cringe-inducing is where the source image is an old, low-resolution VHS tape from a gas station security cam. Sometimes a technician will point out this impossibility but nevertheless be able to "clean up" the image with his mad computer skillz, with an appropriate handwave or technobabble ("I applied a Fast Fourier Transformation algorithm to the vector flux capacitor") to explain how he did it. This is based off a Real Life technique where you can guess what's in the picture based on the position and color of the pixels, the way you might be able to guess the words of a missing page in a book based on the text of the surrounding pages. This kind of thing is good for guessing things from a limited range of possibilities, like license plate numbers, but not much else. The Enhance Button is a common part of the Rewind, Replay, Repeat sequence, where some kind of investigator is looking through pictures or video footage for evidence and gets to spot a clue that's not initially obvious. It's often also got Facial Recognition Software and an Omniscient Database to help identify individuals. Interestingly, the investigator rarely uses the Button himself; he has to order the techie on the computer to do it, hence the ubiquitous command, "Enhance". Conversely, the techie rarely enhances on his own initiative, even though he knows the software better than anyone and can guess what his boss wants him to do. It's such a ritual that it's not uncommon to lampshade or parody the phenomenon, with a tech-illiterate investigator who expects this to work, or with a clearly impossible enhance button that wraps around to Rule of Funny. An enterprising Troper has edited together a montage of the abuses of this trope covering many of the film and live action TV examples: Let's Enhance. Ironically, since the original, the creator has, uh, enhanced the quality and made an HD version. (The above link is for that HD version.)
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Enhance Button / int_1018fe2f	comment	The "magic zoom" is used very frequently in F/X: The Series. They justify it by claiming it's "fractal enhancement", and that they're analyzing high-quality film from movie shoots, so they have multiple high-quality frames from which to get pixels.
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Enhance Button / int_10401be7	comment	In Batman: The Telltale Series, Batman notices a reflection on the glasses of a hostage in a ransom video, and instructs the Batcomputer to extrapolate a 3D virtual-reality recreation of the room from it, which is detailed enough to include readable text on the label of the water heater across the room and the bus stop sign outside the window.
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Enhance Button / int_10b09394	comment	The Narrows subverts this trope. Our protagonist detective, who knows little of computers, asks another character to "enhance" a digital picture this way, only to be told that it's impossible.
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Enhance Button / int_114401d2	comment	In the Pretty Little Liars episode "A Kiss Before Lying" (Season 2, Episode 18), Caleb is in the process of decrypting a video found on A's cell phone, when he shows Aria, Spencer, and Emily a frame they previously hadn't seen. After catching a glimpse of a blurry driver's license on the ground, Caleb proceeds to zoom into the frame twice, enhancing and showing the girls a very clear photo of Alison's second fake ID.
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Enhance Button / int_12768c35	comment	Mocked in Super Troopers, in a scene where Ramathorn, sitting at a computer, is tasked with printing off a photo of a suspect. He at first trolls his superior by repeatedly saying "Enhance!" between random keystrokes, before his exasperated superior yells at him to "just print the damn thing!"
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Enhance Button / int_12b12556	comment	Averted in The Bourne Identity: The police are able to "sharpen" a blurry image of Jason Bourne, but it's far from perfect and they have to call in a police sketch artist to look at it. Even then, he can only provide about four or five educated guesses. On the other hand, it was played ridiculously straight in Jason Bourne even compared to other trope examples, producing a perfect image from a low-resolution security camera still. You'd think that Paul Greengrass of all people would recognize the difficulty in getting a perfect camera image...
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Enhance Button / int_14aec085	comment	Enemy of the State: The NSA uses two takes from separate frames from a security video and rotates the camera angle to see a shopping bag hidden behind someone's back. They try to mitigate the ridiculousness by handwaving about how the computer is "speculating" and being unable to find out what's inside the shopping bag, which is what the Big Bad really wants to know. The trailer contains a scene where Zavitz, viewing the footage from his wildlife camera, pauses and rotates the view to see Reynolds' henchman stick a needle in the congressman's neck. In the actual movie, he simply sees it in the background and zooms in. Spoofed in a scene where Dean and Brill are talking on top of a building, and the government goons are watching them by satellite. One of the goons asks if they could zoom in and see their faces:
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Enhance Button / int_160b4833	comment	Parodied in Clone High: Abe Lincoln watches a videotape and, upon seeing something of interest, rewinds it and tells the VCR to zoom and enhance the image. It does so dutifully.
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Enhance Button / int_1af1f707	comment	In Eagle Eye, agents Morgan and Grant try to get a clear image of the suspect from CCTV footage of a moving bus. Morgan asks the tech to enhance a completely dark section, revealing a reflection with the face of a different suspect.
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Enhance Button / int_1dbbf4d0	comment	In the 2002 WWE Raw, Shawn Michaels was brutally attacked in his car in a parking lot, and Triple H declared repeatedly that he would hunt down the attacker. However, Michaels appeared on the TitanTron with a video that he enhanced and "cleaned up" to reveal that the attacker was in fact Triple H himself. This led to a long on-camera rivalry between the two.
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Enhance Button / int_1dedf61a	comment	Parodied in the Space Ghost Coast to Coast episode "King Dead": Space Ghost tells Moltar's console to "zoom in" on a frame from a VHS ransom video. The computer zooms way in until a single yellow pixel fills the entire screen as a calm computer voice says "Enhancing. Enhancing complete. Yellow... block." From this giant pixel Space Ghost somehow recognizes the interior of his own apartment.
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Enhance Button / int_20948a39	comment	Parodied in Tales of Monkey Island Chapter 1, where Guybrush uses an analog optical telescope as an Enhance Button. He asks his first mate Winslow to "enhance the upper right quadrant" â€“ Winslow just turns the telescope to increase the zoom. Guybrush then asks for "full enhancement", and Winslow holds up a second telescope at the end of the first one.
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Enhance Button / int_21e1640f	comment	Parodied on JonTron when he's ripping on Dan Aykroyd's Crystal Skull vodka and is watching a video of Mr. Aykroyd discuss his interest in the occult and supernatural while showing stock images of ghosts and alien spaceships. Jon decides to enhance an image of a Black Triangle U.F.O, pulls out an elaborate console with settings to magnify and enhance, and the image turns into a video of a chubby Asian man giggling furiously in front of a plate of food. Naturally this passes without mention.
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Enhance Button / int_22119589	comment	Averted in Alias: Marshal is working to get a better look at a murderer's face from a very poor-quality security camera. He creates a rendering program that takes the movement of the face in the image and attempts to reconstruct the face from there. It takes a day or two to render, and ends up failing due to a virus.
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Enhance Button / int_2212773a	comment	Angel: Inverted in an episode in which Angel is given a visual image taken from the psychic imprints of a blood sample. Angel asks if it can be cleaned up at all, only for Wesley to tell him no — because it's not a real photograph. Played straight in "Dad" when the demonic lawyers zoom in 100x on Lorne's shirt pocket. Then again, they're demonic, so maybe their CCTV footage is high-definition.
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Enhance Button / int_221ad0d3	comment	Mocked in Barry. Cops come to Barry's acting class with a video of a killer (actually Barry himself) shooting out the mobster who killed one of the aspiring actors. An actor suggests the cops use the "Enhance button" to get a clearer look at the picture, to which the detective answers "That's not a thing".
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Enhance Button / int_22211d68	comment	Bones has all kinds of crazy image stuff: In "A Boy In A Bush", this trope is subverted at first, when Booth asks to zoom in and is told that it won't work because the image only has so many pixels. Ten minutes later, they find a reflection in a door taken by the same security cameras by "repolarizing" it to do exactly what they just said they couldn't do. (Angela later claims to have a patent pending on the device, implying that it doesn't do anything we would know how to do yet.) In another episode, Booth and Bones take a scan of an image from a printed tabloid newspaper showing a dead victim, zoom in on the girl's eye, and reconstruct the reflection of a building in the background. This should not have been possible given how many different things should have degraded the image along the way, even if the camera is really good. In "The Body In The Bag", Booth manages to get his hands on a tape that has the Victim of the Week having sex with her murderer, but since she's on top of him (only her bare back is visible) they can't see him. But Angela manages to identify him by using the reflections of his face in the objects in room and enhancing them until she can identify his face.
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Enhance Button / int_2221ecbd	comment	One CSI: NY episode uses the Button to get a positive fingerprint ID — after the suspect waves his hand in front of the camera lens.
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Enhance Button / int_222c2051	comment	An episode of Chuck has Morgan and Casey trying to hunt down Chuck and Sarah after they go AWOL. After locating Chuck in a CCTV image, they don't even bother with enhancing; they just zoom right in on the ticket which is as clear as if it's being pictured from a few inches away, despite the original image being kind of grainy and taken from enough of a distance that even figuring out that it was him was a really impressive feat on their part.
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Enhance Button / int_2275c659	comment	House's Enhance Button dances on the brink of absurdity. The gang is trying to interpret a heart scan, but they can't make out any detail on the small computer (and say "the pixels are the size of Legos"). They move the footage to bigger and bigger screens before projecting the footage in the hospital's cinema, which solves the problem but creates a different one (ignoring that if the problem was blocky pixels, the pixels should have gone from being Lego bricks to house bricks) — why is it so difficult to look at routine medical diagnostic images on regular hospital equipment?
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Enhance Button / int_231e4976	comment	Taken to an absurd extreme in V (2009). The Visitors are able to analyze footage of an explosion caught by a fairly standard surveillance camera outside of a building and reconstruct not only the specific explosives used, but even a fingerprint supposedly left on one of the explosives inside the building. Justified to the extent that the results were actually fake, but absolutely no one from Earth who did not already know better questioned the viability of the method — or even asked how it could possibly work. Without context, a viewer could easily mistake the scene for parody.
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Enhance Button / int_23ae009a	comment	Every so often in Great Teacher Onizuka, somebody wants to un-mosaic an image, either to identify a person in it or just to ogle their concealed body parts. While impossible in real life, this always works in the setting. There's a bit of blink-and-you'll-miss-it justification at one point, implying that the mosaic functions in all commercial and most freeware graphics packages were written by a grand conspiracy of perverts, who devised ways to embed the original image data in the end result — making mosaics reversible.
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Enhance Button / int_23bf2bf0	comment	The New Universe: The short-lived comic Spitfire and the Troubleshooters has an exceptionally implausible example, where a character uses a special helmet that visualizes computer data, and ends up "enhancing" an image of a villain's face — generated from a written report.
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Enhance Button / int_2477688c	comment	A character does this by hand in one The Baby-Sitters Club novel. After she's blown up a couple photos as much as she can and still can't make out a background detail, she photographs the pictures and then blows those photos up, resulting in a perfectly clear and damning piece of evidence.
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Enhance Button / int_248a0d14	comment	Lie to Me pulls this one a lot, when Cal needs to analyze a subject's body language but can't without some magical image-enhancing technology which can zoom in to see how much their pupils are dilating. Heck, even Cal himself has eyesight with optical zoom that helps him see pupil dilation like an eagle, if he is right there with the subject.
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Enhance Button / int_25cdd735	comment	In Wolverine: The Long Night, Marshall examines a dark image, so he zooms in and presses "clarify" to see the license plate number.
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Enhance Button / int_263d08ee	comment	In one of the Tom Swift novels, saboteurs take out a camera under their boat. To prove it was deliberate, they use the Enhance Button on its last (blurry) image to reveal the knife that cut the cord. Lampshaded in that they discuss that the computer is pretty much just making stuff up to fill the missing data.
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Enhance Button / int_2ba48a26	comment	Castle: Subverted in "Almost Famous": A character is requested to zoom in on an image, and the image gets blurrier and more pixelated. The character is asked to zoom in again, and yet again, the image gets blurrier. They're still able to identify the subject of the picture, but it's nothing a real computer couldn't do. They try it again in the following episode, "Murder Most Fowl", and Beckett lampshades Castle's expectation that this will work: Then they start playing it straight. In series 8, they take the CCTV footage of an internet cafÃ© and "enhance" a laptop screen by zooming in on its reflection in the mirror. They can read the scanned document from the laptop screen, including the smudged-out notes scribbled in the margin.
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Enhance Button / int_30ac0866	comment	In The Bad Guys (2022), Ms. Tarantula is able to instantly recreate Diane Foxington's pupil from a selfie Mr. Wolf took with her earlier to bypass a retina scanner. With the film being what it is, it's Played for Laughs.
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Enhance Button / int_3558eaa2	comment	Community plays with the trope: In one episode, Pierce and one of his elderly friends appear to be playing the trope straight on the computer — only for the camera to zoom in and reveal that they're just trying to make the browser text big enough for them to read. "Basic Lupine Urology" is a Parody Episode riffing on Law & Order, so of course this is subverted. Britta seems like she is about to enhance a photo, then instead just shows off her ability to use a sepia filter.
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Enhance Button / int_3b68d659	comment	Subverted in Scott Westerfeld's So Yesterday: The protagonist asks a friend who works in computer graphics to blow up and enhance a low-quality picture from a cell phone camera. The friend explains that this is impossible, and shows what happens when you zoom in — but also shows that blurring the photo can actually make it more comprehensible.
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Enhance Button / int_3bc49aff	comment	In the second episode of Detentionaire, Lee manages to enhance a blurry photo of someone's hand so much that he can see details like a class ring and a scab.
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Enhance Button / int_3c301554	comment	Used to chilling effect in The Last Broadcast. Ostensibly a documentary looking into the murder of three filmmakers years after the event, the documentary maker asks a photographic expert to enhance an blurry image of a monstrous-looking creature. The image is returned to throughout the film, each time being slightly clearer, but is only revealed at the end. The image isn't just blurry; it's also stretched vertically, and it turns out to be a picture of the documentary maker himself, who is implied to be the original killer.
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Enhance Button / int_3d7a9e29	comment	In The Lost Room, Jennifer Bloom "enhances" fifty-year-old footage of the Conroy Experiment and finds the Occupant's face in the midst of the chaos. Not only does this not make any sense plot-wise (the Occupant was miles away in a sanitarium at the time), but that piece of information doesn't even change anything. Even more annoyingly, the sequence wasn't in the original script to begin with; they added it during filming.
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Enhance Button / int_3f13a30c	comment	Spooks goes back and forth on this. One episode shows MI5 taking an image captured by a spy satellite, "enhancing" it, and rotating it to see the face of one person and the shape of his sunglasses.
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Enhance Button / int_3f468c6f	comment	The beginning of PokÃ©mon: Mewtwo Returns shows a grainy image of Mewtwo standing on a mountain, which the technicians keep enhancing it so it becomes clearer.
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Enhance Button / int_40e44a7a	comment	In the first film adaptation of Judge Dredd: A Judge is able to feed a physical photograph into a computer and remove the artificial layers to reveal the original image beneath, implying that the computer-generated layers are part of the hard copy (and that the fakers never thought to "flatten" them into a single layer). In an aversion, Dredd's defense counsel maintains that CCTV footage of Dredd supposedly murdering someone is too low-res to be admitted into evidence. They point out that his face cannot be seen at the angle in question, he never speaks, and his uniform could be a forgery.
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Enhance Button / int_410f0996	comment	Both The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011) and the Swedish film which preceded it have ridiculous uses of Enhance Buttons on photos taken from a distance, 30 years ago, on ordinary cameras, by ordinary citizens completely unrelated to the case. This indeed helps them identify the murderer. The original novel is guilty of this to some extent but is more explicit in how much guesswork and Photoshop there is in the process.
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Enhance Button / int_41c887f7	comment	Used near the climax of The Truman Show: Christof gets suspicious at Truman taking an impromptu nap in the basement and, reviewing the footage after he's supposedly gone to sleep, focuses on a blurry motion which, after enhancement, reveals the hand of Truman crawling away.
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Enhance Button / int_42ffb88e	comment	Subverted by SCP-191, as seen here, as it is explicitly stated that SCP-191 "had to guess" as to the missing data. The images produced in another impossible CSI-like process, however, while still being inaccurate, were very convincing to someone unfamiliar with the location depicted.
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Enhance Button / int_43576f5	comment	In the Supernatural episode "Devil May Care", Sam zooms in on a grainy figure in a security video being played on a touchscreen tablet to reveal a clear image of Abaddon.
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Enhance Button / int_452aa4f	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_452aa4f	comment	Tales from the Borderlands: Parodied in episode 2, when Sasha tries to "enhance" the map of the Gortys Project by shouting "Enhance!" at the computer. You can get Fiona to join in, but eventually Vaughn will shut Sasha up and explain that computers don't work that way. Played straight in episode 4, where Rhys is able to enhance a holographic map of Helios projected from his cybernetic arm. Sasha's a bit annoyed that it works for him.
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Enhance Button / int_457b671e	comment	Federal agents in 24 seem to do this a lot, such as when the FBI finds out that Tony Almeida is still alive. They do get a chance to lampshade it once: the Chinese government produces an enhanced photograph of a CTU agent illegally entering a Chinese embassy, and Jack Bauer immediately denies its authenticity by saying it was digitally altered. Averted in season two: when CTU has to find out what was written on a burnt piece of paper they call in a specialist with his own equipment (which is better than what CTU has) and it still takes him close to an hour to extract something actionable. Played straight in season six with the security camera footage of Jack, entering the building where David Palmer was shot from.
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Enhance Button / int_468bebb0	comment	The Discworld book Feet of Clay parodies the trope with a sort of Victorian-era proto-CSI, asking an imp to paint smaller and smaller portions of the victim's eyes, eventually revealing the burned-in image of the last thing he saw. Fortunately, the imp is the main component of a Magitek camera with an incredible zoom. And even then, he only gets barely more than a couple of dots of light — which is still enough to give Vimes the clue he needs.
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Enhance Button / int_4737c653	comment	Elementary has a low-tech version: Sherlock takes a remarkable number of photos of his suspect as a very long train passes by, and then prints them and cuts out all the little slivers of face, until he has a reasonably good idea what his suspect looks like.
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Enhance Button / int_48b694ee	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_48b694ee	comment	Parodied by Nedroid in Crime Lab. Luckily, the killer's face just happens to be a 4x4 block of pixels and compression artifacts.
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Enhance Button / int_4c300a8c	comment	Justified in the Lilo & Stitch: The Series episode "Angel", where the camera in question was invented by a Mad Scientist and was said to take pictures at an insanely high resolution.
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Enhance Button / int_4cc1bcfc	comment	In Patriot Games, Jack Ryan is looking for the Big Bad in a photo with a large group of people and asks the tech to zoom in on a number of different people, frustrated that he hasn't found what he's looking for. But after a protracted scene of zooming and enhancing, Jack finds what he's looking for: "Tits." It's based off a similar scene in the novel, where the tech explains to Jack that a woman would have to be at least a C-cup for there to be any visible cleavage in the photo.
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Enhance Button / int_4d6ad22f	comment	In Virtue's Last Reward, Phi and Sigma are checking out the security footage from the cabin where Luna and Alice's bodies was found. During a part where K is looking at his bracelet, they zoom in on the bracelet to see that it's says "00:21", meaning it's about a minute before K met up with the two of them in the Floor B Warehouse, which gave them the basis for the timeline of the events on the footage.note there was no other way to tell, since the system used it's own internal time-code that meant nothing to them Although to be fair, it is 2028. And to be even more fair, it's actually 2074, as the game eventually reveals.
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Enhance Button / int_4e45b093	comment	Parodied in The Big Bang Theory when Howard and Raj find a drone crashed in Howard's backyard and use footage from its onboard camera to try and return it to its owner. They spot a pin on the owner's lapel in the video, and Raj tells Howard to zoom in on it. Howard picks up his laptop and, making a "zooming" sound effect with his mouth, shoves it into Raj's face.
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Enhance Button / int_4e610845	comment	Parodied in a Honey and Clover episode, in which one of the characters pauses, rewinds, enlarges, and enhances the face behind the waterfall of one of his own memories. It works, naturally, although it helps that he was obsessed with the character in question.
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Enhance Button / int_4fde0f82	comment	In Early Edition, the characters want to enhance a thirty-year-old photograph which shows a potential presidential assassin. For plot reasons, this takes several hours. When it's done, it's clearly someone they're helping. But just to hammer this home, one of them says, "Can you age that by thirty years?" A few keys are pressed, and the people in the picture age instantly.
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Enhance Button / int_514326a5	comment	Mocked in the pseudo-documentary of A Shoggoth on the Roof: One investigator watches an old Super-8 film of a performance over and over again. He notices a strange figure standing in the background whom no one really pays attention to ("Maybe he was the writer?"). He asks a technical person: "Can we enhance this photo to get a better image of this man's face?" She laughs, then tells him they can't. He sighs and then asks if they can just take a really good freeze-frame.
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Enhance Button / int_5271cb8e	comment	Averted in Accidental Hero, when the reporters are trying to zoom in on an image of the mysterious rescuer in the background of a video recording:
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Enhance Button / int_5320ab5e	comment	Columbo: In the 1975 episode "Playback", a recorded surveillance video serves as an alibi. A frame is enhanced (off-screen) to reveal that a tiny white rectangle, at most a few video lines in size, is an invitation with clearly readable writing. In "No Time to Die", Columbo's nephew's bride is kidnapped. The cops spot the kidnapper in the background of one frame from a security camera. They're able to not only zoom in on the man's face, but also read the writing on his class ring.
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Enhance Button / int_53a73ca0	comment	Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Played absolutely straight in "The Academy", in which Ahsoka Tano enhances a hologram to show the hidden face of a hooded figure â€” which was recorded from behind.
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Enhance Button / int_5690420f	comment	In an episode of DuckTales (1987), the nephews are able to clearly identify a culprit on a surveillance tape by holding a magnifying glass up to their TV screen.
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Enhance Button / int_569093cc	comment	One episode of DuckTales (2017) has Huey trying to act as a detective. He repeatedly demands someone to "enhance" a smartphone picture he's looking at, which prompts Dewey to simply pinch with his fingers to zoom it in on something in the background. Huey treats this as a standard Enhance Button.
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Enhance Button / int_57a3683f	comment	Many customers on Not Always Right seem to expect photo studios to be able to do this kind of thing:
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Enhance Button / int_58640234	comment	In Honey, I Blew Up the Kid, two lab technicians muse over a very blurred photo of Adam and his stuffed bunny, thinking it's an alien. When Dr. Hendrickson arrives, he presses one button which completely unblurs the photo.
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Enhance Button / int_5c4c8bcd	comment	In "Two of a Kind" (a crossover with Crossing Jordan), the boys use four separate photos of a crime in progress to end up with a perfect 3D simulation of the room, revealing the face of a female culprit which wasn't anywhere in the recorded material. There's a slight handwave that the computer "extrapolated" the new information from what they already had, but it's not shown how it did so.
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Enhance Button / int_5d354f8	comment	The Red Dwarf three-parter "Back to Earth" has a ridiculous parody of the phenomenon (part of an episode-long pastiche of Blade Runner). The first command is to "uncrop", and it gets crazier from there. To see the other side of a business card, they enhance several different reflections (one from the metallic "H" in Rimmer's skull, and the rest from very distant objects, one of which is a faucet in someone's bathroom) before getting a clear image of the back of a guy who was not even in the original image. Then when they read the address on the back of the business card, Kryten asks if it would have been easier just to look him up in the phone book.
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Enhance Button / int_5d3e42e0	comment	In Justice League vs. Teen Titans, Batman has a set of images from cameras on the grid, but has trouble making out the images. Cyborg connects to the computer and says, "Activate quadrant pixel enhancement." The images change from less than 100 pixels each to high-definition images.
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Enhance Button / int_5dc24695	comment	Played with in DÃ©jÃ Vu (2006). A secret government agency is using satellite data to reconstruct every aspect of an area in 3D, allowing them to zoom in at ground level, go inside structures, and even recreate audio. The protagonist is extremely skeptical, before it's revealed that they're folding space-time to view past events in real time.
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Enhance Button / int_5df4e6f5	comment	In The Pink Panther (2006), investigators zoom in on the picture of Clouseau's airport accident, revealing the Pink Panther diamond on the bag scanner's screen. Interestingly, you could see it without enhancing, making the Button unnecessary.
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Enhance Button / int_6138216a	comment	Variant, downplayed example in the first Darkman movie: Dr. Westlake's face was destroyed in an explosion, so he wants to create a mask using his synthetic skin that will restore his original appearance. However, he only has access to a single photograph of his original face, and the photo has been damaged, showing only half of his full face. He sets his computer to construct a 3D model of his face by mirroring the data from the complete half onto the other half, since his face is largely symmetrical. The computer is working to reconstruct a very limited image with clearly established boundaries and results, but it still takes days to complete.
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Enhance Button / int_64ff8c3	comment	CinemaSins calls it the "Zoom and enhance cliche" and it's an automatic sin.
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Enhance Button / int_65d9acd2	comment	In The Sarah Jane Adventures, Sky asks Mr. Smith to move back a tenth of a frame to find a glitch in a holographic celebrity. This assumes that a "frame" is a measurement of time, which it isn't; it's just one of the many images that make up a video. You can only move back one frame at a time, and if the glitch happened between frames, you're out of luck.
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Enhance Button / int_691be369	comment	The X-Files: Averted in "Shadows", when Scully comments that a blurry photograph on a computer monitor can't be enhanced because the resolution is too poor. In "Ascension", a thumb-sized section of a still from a cop-car surveillance camera is enhanced to reveal a crystal-clear image of a central character, giving the police a chance to save her. Even more incredibly, the footage doesn't otherwise relate to Mulder's case at all, and he was watching it by random chance. "The Calusari" has the first appearance of Dr. Charles Burk, the FBI's resident digital imaging expert, and creator of a special photo enhancement software. He and Mulder use it to identify photon distortion caused by an "electromagnetic cloud" which is supernaturally luring a child into the path of an oncoming train. In one episode, the magic software takes a photo of white noise with a vague blur, removes all the white pixels, and inexplicably leaves an image showing a vital clue. Then again, the image was placed there by a ghost, so maybe the normal rules don't apply. In "Rush", the Button colorizes black-and-white security camera footage, allowing Mulder to identify a blur on the frame as a school's letter jacket — even though the blur was on screen for exactly one frame (i.e., 1/30th of a second).
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Enhance Button / int_6920713d	comment	Played with in Shortpacked!: Batman has an image enhanced more and more to see the culprit's face, to the point of zooming on a spoon a passerby just happens to be holding at the right angle — only to realize that everybody's face looks the same anyway.
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Enhance Button / int_6b6be8a3	comment	In 2018, NXT wrestler Aleister Black was attacked in the Full Sail parking lot, and general manager William Regal commanded a thorough investigation to find the culprit. Surveillance footage of the incident was released, revealing that there was a witness standing on top of a building. The footage, despite being extremely dark and blurry, was indicative enough that Nikki Cross was the witness, and revealed that she indeed saw who the culprit was.
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Enhance Button / int_6e859048	comment	In Big Hero 6, Hiro's friends show him some security footage from Krei's "Project: Silent Sparrow", and Professor Callaghan attacking Krei after the teleportation portal fails, evidently killing the pilot. Hiro zooms in on a shot of the pilot, and discovers the name "Callaghan" printed on her helmet, revealing that she was Professor Callaghan's daughter and that he was seeking revenge against Krei for her death.
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Enhance Button / int_6ea48fac	comment	In Renegade Force, investigators are looking at the video of a crime scene and want to enhance a brief reflection on a silver vase — not just a fleeting image, but also a warped and degraded one. They send the footage to "the lab", which sends back several high-quality prints of a gloved finger resting outside the trigger guard of an automatic weapon.
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Enhance Button / int_6f734712	comment	In Smallville, Jimmy and Lois use the Enhance Button on a photo to reveal that Lex killed his father. But the computer at the Daily Planet isn't "powerful enough" to do the enhancing, and they didn't think to make more than a single copy.
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Smallville	hasFeature	Enhance Button / int_6f734712
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Enhance Button / int_70814599	comment	The Stargate SG-1 episode "Endgame" uses the Button to enhance the image of a camera pointed at the Stargate and identify the person who left a tracking device on the gate. Presumably, they could achieve the same result more realistically if they cobbled together security footage from multiple cameras (plausible for such a high-security complex), but it was faster this way.
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Enhance Button / int_73d7930f	comment	Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: "Duet" has a possible war criminal apprehended by the crew. After finding that the only known picture of him is blurry and small, they enhance it to perfect clarity and zoom in on different faces. (Like the Blade Runner example, this may be because they have magical future technology.) It's also downplayed, since at first it just does a realistic low-resolution zoom on the face; when Sisko complains, Dax tells him that the computer is still processing. In another episode, Sisko recovers a painting of an ancient obelisk containing markings on all sides. Naturally, only the forward-facing markings are visible in the painting, but Sisko needs to see all of them. He notices a waterfall behind the obelisk and uses his computer to reconstruct the markings from the waterfall's reflections. Except this is a painting, and this can only work if the original painter was incredibly anal about the reflections. Perhaps A Wizard Did It — the people who made the obelisk might have anticipated the need for this in the future, given their near-inability to think of time as a straight line.
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine	hasFeature	Enhance Button / int_73d7930f
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Enhance Button / int_74ce5fd1	comment	In Evidence, criminal investigators looking through dark, partially corrupted footage are able to "enhance" it enough to get clear images out of pixel soup.
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Enhance Button / int_74f1eb4c	comment	Sneakers. While the team is watching a videotape of Gunter Janek's office, they zoom in on an answering machine and its image becomes clear. While the team is watching a video of a man getting into a car:
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Enhance Button / int_75cfb0cb	comment	In "Can You See What I See?", Mike uses camera footage from two different convenience stores to create a composite image of Ed driving through a green light (and not the red one he was given a ticket for). Among other things, he straightens a diagonal image and uses the reflection on a TV to zoom in on the Stratosphere Tower more than five miles away. And he goes to obscene effort just to get his hands on the footage (even getting a job at the place that had one of the tapes). In the end, Ed shows it to a judge he knows, who notices that he wasn't wearing a seat belt.
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Enhance Button / int_7779051d	comment	In Disturbia, the protagonist apparently has a good enough video camera that he can enhance a split-second image seen through a hole in a grate, in a dark house, into a high resolution image.
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Enhance Button / int_791f9a4a	comment	In Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040 episode 7, a worker in an undersea base discovers that his wife is cheating on him when he enhances a video message from her and sees a naked man sitting on her bed reflected in the bezel of her watch.
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Enhance Button / int_7950b30f	comment	The Colbert Report loves to skewer this trope, often in combination with a Bat Deduction, as in this sketch. Fundamentally, they just make up whatever the enhanced image looks like (usually something ridiculous) and photoshop it in.
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Enhance Button / int_7aa5ebea	comment	In Squidbillies, Early is on trial for attacking baseball players during a game and is examining the evidence footage:
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Enhance Button / int_7b039953	comment	In Avatar, the Big Bad needs an Enhance Button to be able to positively identify Jake when he's trying to stop the bulldozers.
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Enhance Button / int_7c31f1c7	comment	This forms the plot of Blowup; a photographer tries to investigate a murder he believes he caught on camera, but loses resolution as he tries to enhance his picture.
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Enhance Button / int_7c48915b	comment	Gunnerkrigg Court plays the trope deadpan straight in this comic, but then lampshades it in the commentary after.
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Enhance Button / int_7cf5a07	comment	The Flash (2014): In the Christmas Episode "Running to Stand Still", both Team Flash at S.T.A.R. Labs and Patty at Central City Police Station are able to zoom and enhance a video the Trickster broadcast across Central City to see a reflection of a teddy bear in his eye, cluing them in on his location. Given that when The Flash and Patty arrive at the location, the Trickster has prepared a trap for them, it looks like he planned for them to do this.
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Enhance Button / int_7d5f8592	comment	Parodied in Paranatural: What the Vice Principal claims is the enhanced image is actually the image crudely redrawn in MS Paint to be more offensive.
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Enhance Button / int_80f63b6b	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_80f63b6b	comment	In the Charlie's Angels (2000) movie, they enhance the image of a normal CCTV tape taken in a normal parking garage at night, and spot their target through the reflection in the door of a nearby car.
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Enhance Button / int_83d41855	comment	Gargoyles does this a few times, with Elisa Maza (an NYPD detective) zooming in on security camera footage to identify suspects.
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Enhance Button / int_85eced19	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_85eced19	comment	In Love & Pies, Yuka runs the photo of Amelia's mom, Freya, working with Benny Benson and a mysterious silhouetted figure through several apps, revealing the figure's identity: Sebastian Corps.
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Enhance Button / int_87e00d8e	comment	The first season finale of Teen Titans has Slade deliver a recorded threat, then it turns out, bank on the Titans being able to see something reflected in a metal surface, which Beast Boy calls "squiggly lines. Way informative." before a few keystrokes refine it into a legible sign, which (this part is realistic, if unnecessarily showy) inverts horizontally into where they need to go.
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Enhance Button / int_88393f75	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_88393f75	comment	The 1997 tie-in video game allows the player to replicate this feat.
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Enhance Button / int_89b7cf47	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_89b7cf47	comment	In the Rizzoli & Isles episode "I'm Your Boogie Man", Maura uses an enhance button which is apparently sophisticated enough to expand an image caught by a webcam reflected off of a person's eyeball.
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Enhance Button / int_89daf5f5	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_89daf5f5	comment	Used frequently in Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye: In multiple episodes, they enhance people's mouths in grainy surveillance footage so Sue, a deaf lip reader, can tell what they're saying. In "Assassins", Jack and Bobby tell a Stupid Crook that they can identify him by digitally removing his ski mask from the surveillance photos. He believes them and confesses. In "The Leak", Tara tries to find clues about a terrorist's location based on a video he sent a news station. She enhances a barely visible spot of color behind a white curtain and comes up with a brightly-colored, easily readable neon sign for a diner. In "The Mentor", Tara finds a clear reflection in the pupil of a man in a photograph. In "Spy Games", Tara enhances and rotates images of suspects' heads to identify them by their ears.
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Enhance Button / int_8d7fb002	comment	On the other hand, it was played ridiculously straight in Jason Bourne even compared to other trope examples, producing a perfect image from a low-resolution security camera still. You'd think that Paul Greengrass of all people would recognize the difficulty in getting a perfect camera image...
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Enhance Button / int_8d81bb26	comment	NCIS goes back and forth on the Button. Perky Goth technician Abby sometimes tries to explain that she can't enhance the photo, but her boss doesn't understand the tech and just expects her to work her magic. And sometimes, it is magic, like when she enhances a blurry reflection in a car door to reveal that the person's hand is missing a couple of fingers, or when she enhances CCTV camera footage from a hundred feet above a carrier deck to see a pill lying on the ground.
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Enhance Button / int_8dba224e	comment	In The Cleveland Show, Cleveland Junior is able to zoom and enhance a YouTube video.
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The Cleveland Show	hasFeature	Enhance Button / int_8dba224e
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Enhance Button / int_8ea0781	comment	In 9 Dragons, this is played realistically, with the use of a computer program to "guess" or fill in the image.
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9 Dragons	hasFeature	Enhance Button / int_8ea0781
Enhance Button / int_90b916ba	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_90b916ba	comment	Batman: The Animated Series frequently uses the enhance button. In one episode, Batman is trying to identify who robbed the safe at a boxing match and asks his Magical Computer to play the security footage in super slow motion. Then he zooms in on a thug's tattoo (visibly only for a couple of frames) and enhances it so well, he can match it up with his Facial Recognition Software and identify the thief.
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Enhance Button / int_90c73dda	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_90c73dda	comment	Subverted in Animorphs: Marco spots an Andalite on a TV show. He visits Ax, they replay the footage together, and confirm that yes, it's an Andalite. They still can't figure out who it is, so Marco suggests zooming and enhancing. Ax protests that he can't get better detail than what he has without the original video reel.
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Enhance Button / int_90e2f673	comment	A BattleTech novel, Assumption of Risk, has an entire chapter dedicated to a minor character enacting this trope. Then again, the year is 3055 and holographic display technology is widely available, to say nothing of the Humongous Mecha of the setting. It probably isn't too much of a stretch to expect some absurdly high-resolution camera equipment in this setting.
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Enhance Button / int_90f18253	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_90f18253	comment	The cartoon version of Battletech uses a variation of this: The enemy mechs (and later the good guys) are equipped with a system called Enhanced Imaging, ostensibly to aid in combat by making the situation clearer. What this in fact does in terms of the show's effects is turn detailed traditional animation into untextured 3D models.
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Enhance Button / int_91f0110a	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_91f0110a	comment	Played rather conservatively in Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere: During a video analysis of the test flight of X-49 Night Raven, the characters pause the camera footage, zoom in on the pilot's face, and manipulate the contrast to reveal the face behind the visor. Weirdly, the investigator can't get a good enough look at the pilot's face until the photo is printed out.
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Enhance Button / int_93936882	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_93936882	comment	In Species, they get a blurry still from a video camera and manage to enhance the image in the lab, if only slightly.
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Enhance Button / int_9515b42d	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_9515b42d	comment	Largely averted in U.S. Marshals; zoomed-in CCTV footage is visibly pixelated, and the focus is fuzzy, if not quite as bad as it should be. Nonetheless, it provides Gerard and his team useful clues about the homicide their fugitive committed.
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Enhance Button / int_95226eb6	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_95226eb6	comment	In Cyberpunk 2020, one cyberoptics option will enhance an image and give you a bonus to Advert/Notice checks. It's the only such option that will give you a bonus.
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Enhance Button / int_97a70962	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_97a70962	comment	The Professionals has The '70s' equivalent in "Involvement". Bodie and Cowley are using a slide projector to go over some surveillance photos. Cowley sees someone lurking in the background of a shot and has Bodie adjust the projector lens to blow up the image. It helps in this case that the lurker turns out to be Doyle, so he's easily recognised.
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The Professionals	hasFeature	Enhance Button / int_97a70962
Enhance Button / int_97b076a8	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_97b076a8	comment	In Fast Five, Dwayne Johnson's team uses this to track down Dominic Torreto. The enhancement itself doesn't actually reveal a clear photo because he's masked, but it's clear enough that they're able to match him by facial structure.
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Fast Five	hasFeature	Enhance Button / int_97b076a8
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Enhance Button / int_99055407	comment	In Family Matters, Steve is testifying in a trial and points out that the security camera footage showing the defendant robbing a jewelry store may have been altered. He proves it by replacing the defendant's face with the judge's. Then he uses the Button to show the perp forgot to edit his face out of a mirror in the store. It turns out to be the bailiff. Justified in that Steve is a Mad Scientist who often does impossible things like this.
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Enhance Button / int_99213522	comment	The pilot of Threat Matrix shows Homeland Security examining a traffic camera footage, removing a man from the image, and revealing the briefcase the criminal was holding.
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Enhance Button / int_9a67b688	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_9a67b688	comment	In the Case Closed episode "Scoop Picture Murder Case" Professor Agasa scans an image from a magazine and zooms pretty far in to help Conan find evidence - in the reflection on a mirror, which is partly behind a fire, at night. Of course he can enhance it with his advanced algorithms which account for air humidity and the position of the stars. Literally.
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Enhance Button / int_9c33b8ab	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_9c33b8ab	comment	One episode of Sliders can't seem to make up its mind. They use the Button to zoom in and enhance the reflection on a champagne glass to see a matchbook and identify the hotel printed on it. They wanted to show that this was a special image, but rather than just say it's very high-res, they give the following nonsensical Techno Babble:
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Enhance Button / int_9dfa8216	comment	Every show in the Law & Order franchise has used the Button to some degree. In the original Law & Order, the Button has been used to: Enhance a Home Porn Movie to reveal the victim's tattoo; Enhance CCTV footage to reveal a decal in a car's window, showing which rental agency it's from; Enhance footage of a restaurant party, zooming in on a blurry image to reveal the restaurant's logo on the waiter's jacket (although this time, the logo is no less blurry; the techie just happens to recognize the logo); Remove a man's voice from a phone call, identify the vague noise in the background as water lapping against a boat, and from that identify the type of boat; Identify a blurry image on a man's hat, which was previously out of frame; Logan asked the tech to "push it up a few frames." Subverted in an episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: The defendant (played by Robin Williams) is caught on a security camera, and the enhanced image showing his face is presented as evidence. The defendant, representing himself, shows the jury the original image, which is just of a blur wearing a baseball cap, and then cross-examines the enhancement guy and gets him to admit that the image of his face was, in essence, little more than guesswork on the part of the computer. The jury returns an acquittal.
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Enhance Button / int_9f1766e4	comment	The Brady Bunch has a low-tech example: Greg is demoted to football team photographer. He takes a shot of what appears to be the opponent's game-winning touchdown. With his darkroom equipment, he enhances the photo and reveals that the player's foot was out of bounds, giving his team the win (and making him the hero). The real NFL often zooms in its footage to review plays exactly like this, to varying degrees of success.
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Enhance Button / int_9f91427	comment	The heroine of the Cam Jansen series can use her "Photographic Memory" in this way to solve minor crimes. While eidetic memory is rare in Real Life, it does kind of work like this, allowing one to see new details in old memories as if one were looking at a photograph. But this character uses it to ridiculous extremes, such as being able to read the address on a magazine carried by someone walking by.
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Cam Jansen	hasFeature	Enhance Button / int_9f91427
Enhance Button / int_a183d57f	type	Enhance Button
Enhance Button / int_a183d57f	comment	Parodied in the Futurama episode "In-a-Gadda-da-Leela", where Zapp Brannigan asks for a section of the screen to be magnified:
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Futurama	hasFeature	Enhance Button / int_a183d57f
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Enhance Button / int_a346e791	comment	A first season episode of NUMB3RS deconstructs this trope. Charlie and Amita use a program that allows them to "zoom in" on a poor-resolution image, but they also make a point to explain that what they're seeing isn't actually information contained in the original image (in fact, Amita explicitly shows them that just magnifying the image accomplishes nothing because "the information's just not there"), but rather a predictive tool that extrapolates from the existing data to fill in the missing information as best it can.
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Enhance Button / int_aab0b61	comment	Lampshaded in an episode of Ben 10 (2016), where Ben asks his cousin Gwen to do this when he notices that the movie footage they've been recording on her phone might have clues to where the episode's villains went. She skeptically does so and is surprised that it works, staring at her fingers in awe.
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Enhance Button / int_abc09ce0	comment	In the What's New, Scooby-Doo? episode "Riva Ras Regas", the gang finds out that a video recording has been digitally altered, with a fake animation of falling rocks overlaid over it. Velma somehow manages to remove the rocks to reveal the original footage underneath.
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Enhance Button / int_ac719b97	comment	In the Stargate movie, technicians use several presses of the Enhance Button to discern glyphs on the other side's Stargate.
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Enhance Button / int_b2d10fb2	comment	In Next (2007), FBI agents zoom in and enhance a grainy frame of CCTV footage enough to get a VIN number from an SUV.
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Enhance Button / int_b36d6a39	comment	A non-tech version appears in Lucy, where the title character uses her powers to scan the memories of the Big Bad to learn where the other drug mules were being sent to, using mundane glances to a reflection off someone's eye.
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Enhance Button / int_b3b15bc1	comment	In the X-Men: The Animated Series episode "Time Fugitives: Part 1", Beast uses an Enhance Button to see what Creed used to infect himself:
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Enhance Button / int_b432d859	comment	Lycoris Recoil has people trying to figure out who is in an accidentally taken, grainy, picture of an arms deal. By Episode 4, the trade has been rudimentarily replicated in 3D from one photo.
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Enhance Button / int_b6492133	comment	In the climax of Belle (2021), Suzu and her friends are able to pinpoint Kei and Tomo's location in Tokyo, thanks to Hiroka enhancing a video of their apartment and discovering a pair of buildings seen from a window that Kamishin pointed out.
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Enhance Button / int_b6886bfd	comment	Star Trek Into Darkness takes this trope to the single most absolute extreme humanly possibly in the history of media. During a conference discussing the recent bombing of London by Khan, Kirk is looking over pictures of the aftermath and, upon locating one with the perpetrator in view of the camera, zooms in, completely changes the angle, and is able to find a bag that he was carrying at the time of the crime. Now granted, this is the future. So who knows how camera's are working now.
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Enhance Button / int_baa79d8d	comment	In Taken, Brian Mills gets a lead on his daughter's kidnapping by enhancing a photo found on her camera phone card, in which the spotter is a faint reflection on a nearby phone booth. Crazily, he does the enhancing at a subway station photo kiosk, although the original photo may have been higher-resolution than the kiosk shows.
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Enhance Button / int_bd310eaa	comment	El Goonish Shive averts this trope, and parody's CSI's usage of it in this comic's commentary:
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Enhance Button / int_bd886ad	comment	Parodied in Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law: While looking through security footage, Phil modifies the image:
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Enhance Button / int_c06c3e0d	comment	LoadingReadyRun mocked this phenomenon in their CSI parody. A lab tech uses a new software package to restore a security tape that was wiped with a magnet. However, the culprit is facing away from the camera, so he zooms in on the toaster and enhances the pixels, creating a crystal-clear picture of the toaster, but with no reflection. He runs a filter to find the reflection, extrapolates it into a full photograph, flips it, and zooms in a second time to get an image of the perp's name tag.
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Enhance Button / int_c18bfdae	comment	The video game Blade Runner requires you to perform the same Enhance Button sequence that famously happens in the movie. Fortunately, it's actually pretty cool to do it, and at least it's future tech.
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Enhance Button / int_c2474b16	comment	In The Way of the Metagamer, Joel Robinson invents a justified version of this trope.
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Enhance Button / int_c266cea1	comment	The climax of the film No Way Out (1987) hinges partly on the excruciatingly slow "enhancement" of a tiny, blurry Polaroid picture — continuously displayed with a Viewer-Friendly Interface so the moviegoer can see just how close it is to implicating Kevin Costner as a Soviet mole. The computer program doing the "enhancing" is explicitly stated to be guessing what's there rather than magically creating missing data, but the resulting image is still incredibly accurate.
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Enhance Button / int_c2e48301	comment	Done realistically in The Hunt for Red October: While the CIA does enhance poor quality photos of the eponymous submarine, they need to map the lens of the actual camera used to take the photo (not a similar camera) and use that map to break the photograph down into as close to the original image as possible — which still isn't perfect.
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Enhance Button / int_c34518be	comment	In the intro video to Battlezone II: Combat Commander, Voyager 2 first appears to have an Enhance Button, scanning the Dark Planet and repeatedly zooming in on small sections of each scan. However, in the final scan, the light source it is observing is noticeably pixellated, though still detailed enough for Voyager to detect the light from a missile launch, whereupon Voyager enters combat mode.
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Enhance Button / int_c36eb4f3	comment	The 1948 film Call Northside 777 provides the earliest example; a reporter proves that a witness lied in a trial eleven years earlier by blowing up an old photo of the witness with the accused. He can thus read the date on a newspaper in the background, revealing that the witness saw the suspect a day before she claimed to.
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Enhance Button / int_c4b82575	comment	In Underworld (2003), the protagonist has a picture of someone whose face is only four pixels large. But at the press of a button, it becomes a clear image of her love interest.
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Enhance Button / int_c675b3d7	comment	In the Star Trek Expanded Universe novel Ship of the Line, the 23rd-century border cutter USS Bozeman (from the TNG episode "Cause and Effect") tries to identify a Klingon heavy cruiser (trying to make a sneak attack on a Federation outpost), but it's too far away to see any marking clearly. The computer, however, can still extrapolate from available sensor data of a blurry image to make out the letters; Klingon characters look like this◊, and some characters are easily recognizable from a distance, so the computer can extrapolate around those.
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Enhance Button / int_c6f7e804	comment	In the Blake's 7 episode "Stardrive", a Federation patrol is blown up by a tiny one-man spacecraft pulling a Hyperspeed Ambush. It's too fast to be seen by the naked eye, so they have to rewind a recording frame by frame to find the attacker. Despite this, the resolution is still high enough to zoom in on an insignia on the pilot's helmet and establish who he is. At least they have the excuse of this taking place in the future, when camera technology would have improved considerably.
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Enhance Button / int_c75d67d	comment	Person of Interest: In one episode, Finch tries to enhance a camera phone video, but can only turn a small blurry face into a larger blurry face. He does manage to work out a rough description of some distinguishing features from the enhanced image, and he uses a different program to identify possibly suspects who have said features. In "God Mode", Reese is shooting at a bunch of attacking mooks with guidance from the Machine. The Machine gives a perspective straight out of Enemy of the State, allowing the viewer to rotate the image — except it already has the building's blueprints, and the human characters are flat and poorly rendered.
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Enhance Button / int_ca009f48	comment	In Chapter Eight of The Firm, Ray McDeere enlists a "hacker" to help him enhance a man's reflection in a car window to get a high-quality image of the tattoo on the back of his neck. "And if I just enhance this area..."
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Enhance Button / int_ca08598f	comment	In The Wire, Roland Pryzbylewski uses his Enhance Button to reveal a photo of a license plate. It's not so much about the enhancing as it is about his very openly showing off his ability to do that:
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Enhance Button / int_cac1f772	comment	The Enhance Button is a staple of the CSI franchise, particularly the New York and Miami versions. All three CSI shows use the Enhance Button to construct a recognizable image from the reflection in someone's eye. It being dark and the footage being from a grainy CCTV camera just makes it worse. One CSI episode resorts to an eye reflection after being unable to enhance the photographer's partial fingerprint over the camera lens (enhance it enough for anything useful, at least). The subject's eye doesn't contain enough to identify the photographer, but they can make out a porthole, keying the team into checking which of their suspects owns a boat. One CSI episode uses the Button to obtain a recognizable image of the person behind the camera, by looking at the reflection of someone's sunglasses in the window of a car — a double reflection. Another CSI episode uses a 3D crime scene scanner in this manner. Such devices do exist, using a laser to create a 3D image of an area. However, CSI's version lifts the body off the bed to look at the stains on the sheets underneath it. That's the equivalent of taking a photo of a guy, "stripping away" the skin and muscles, and looking at what color the guy's bones are. One CSI: NY episode uses the Button to get a positive fingerprint ID — after the suspect waves his hand in front of the camera lens.
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Enhance Button / int_ccf875f7	comment	Since Criminal Minds focuses on criminal behavior, they usually skim over the collection of physical evidence. By the time the audience sees the picture, it's already been "enhanced", so maybe the sources are just incredibly clear. But in one episode, the unsub sent the team pictures he'd taken of them. They zoom in on Blake's sunglasses and get a crystal-clear reflection of the unsub, despite sunglasses lens being curved, the unsub being at a distance, at an angle, through a chain-link fence. The worst part: all they see is his camera, gloved hands, and the window of the car he's sitting in. They don't even get anything useful out of the miraculously enhanced picture.
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Enhance Button / int_d0c31ab	comment	In Star Trek: Generations, The Duras sisters are able to enhance the feed from Geordi's VISOR to ridiculous extents, being able to see the Enterprise's shield frequency. Then again, the VISOR is a futuristic Everything Sensor, so it may just be that high resolution; Geordi simply doesn't use it at that setting because it's rarely needed.
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Enhance Button / int_d436b495	comment	In Mystery Diners, the Enhance Button is used repeatedly in the Anchor Bar (S10/10) episode. Surveillance footage taken outdoors at three in the morning in murky green light — which was blurry even at normal magnification and taken in the dark - is blown up to reveal the unidentified suspect has a large tattoo on his forearm. This appears as a big undifferentiated dark smear. Charles orders the pixelation to be cleaned up. Miraculously, a clearly detailed and identifiable tattoo of a dragon is revealed. This is used later to identify a suspect.
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Enhance Button / int_d45b3eed	comment	In Blade: Trinity, the Nightstalkers get one piece of Drake's armored skin. Their computer is able to "extrapolate" the rest of Drake's body from that one spike.
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Enhance Button / int_d461f757	comment	In Battlestar Galactica (2003), a character says it'll take a day to enhance the picture of someone's reflection in a computer mainframe, as seen in CCTV footage. The computer ultimately produces a crystal-clear image of the character who had been implicated of sabotaging the mainframe, but in a variation, the image turns out to have been faked by the Cylons in the first place. Despite the outcome, however, it still contains the fundamental aspects of the trope: it produced a clear image, and everyone involved expected this.
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Enhance Button / int_d6c9c0a4	comment	The Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex episode "Interceptors" had almost an exact reference to the similar scene from Blade Runner mentioned below; the terminology used by the voice-activated photo-enhancement program is even identical, with Togusa saying lines like "Enhance 32 to 50" just as Deckard does. The enhancing does bupkis for the investigation. Togusa's "Eureka!" Moment comes after hours of pointless enhancing when he comes to a picture of a mirror that doesn't reflect a camera. This is when he realizes that the pictures were taken with the (minimally-enhanced) subject's eyes. Someone lo-jacked the subject with Nanomachines!
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Enhance Button / int_d78af2ac	comment	Used twice in Kingsman: The Secret Service: When the Kingsmen watch TV footage of Valentine announcing his free Sim card deal, they are able to zoom in from a wide angle shot to a crisp close-up on the scar on Valentine's assistant's neck. When they analyze footage taken with Harry's spy glasses at Valentine's place, they are able to zoom in on an envelope carried by one of Valentine's assistants, which clues them in on the "South Glade Mission Church".
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Enhance Button / int_d956fd4b	comment	In F/X 2, Rolly uses an Enhance Button to get an image of the killer. It takes several zooms, and each takes more time than the last, but he eventually gets a picture that's slightly over-saturated and blurry, but still altogether too clear as he discovers when the killer choses that moment to turn up in his room.
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Enhance Button / int_d977308b	comment	In Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island, a bit of camera footage is enhanced, through the controls on the camera that recorded it no less, to show a ghost that was present during the recording. It's not just an Enhance Button, though; Fred explicitly describes what he's doing as he enhances the image, and reveals that he has to alter the contrast and sharpness to reveal the ghost, which is invisible to the naked eye.
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Enhance Button / int_dbcb27dc	comment	Done realistically in The Martian: At some point a NASA engineer laments that a satellite photo's low precision is making their work difficult; they're told that the NSA already ran the photo through the enhancing software they use for Spy Satellites, and this is the best they could get.
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Enhance Button / int_dc84b9d5	comment	Exaggerated to the point of sheer ridiculousness in Baby Geniuses: The Big Bad's right-hand scientist showcases in the middle of the opening Info Dump about how babies are actually super-geniuses with their own secret language by showcasing "computer extrapolations" of babies' doodles and random slamming of a piano's keys that reveal the doodles are actually notes in a long-disappeared cuneiform alphabet (ancient Babylonian, for the sake of the pun) and the piano playing is actually a Mozart-level symphony.
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Enhance Button / int_dd8198f3	comment	Las Vegas takes the Enhance Button further than likely any other show on this list. Surveillance is built into the premise — as noted in the pilot, Las Vegas has more surveillance cameras per capita than any other city in the world, and the characters use them to solve crimes in their casino. But nearly every episode involves them zooming in to identify individuals from at least twenty feet away and using absurdly sophisticated facial recognition software (for a casino, at least). For example: In "Can You See What I See?", Mike uses camera footage from two different convenience stores to create a composite image of Ed driving through a green light (and not the red one he was given a ticket for). Among other things, he straightens a diagonal image and uses the reflection on a TV to zoom in on the Stratosphere Tower more than five miles away. And he goes to obscene effort just to get his hands on the footage (even getting a job at the place that had one of the tapes). In the end, Ed shows it to a judge he knows, who notices that he wasn't wearing a seat belt. In "Two of a Kind" (a crossover with Crossing Jordan), the boys use four separate photos of a crime in progress to end up with a perfect 3D simulation of the room, revealing the face of a female culprit which wasn't anywhere in the recorded material. There's a slight handwave that the computer "extrapolated" the new information from what they already had, but it's not shown how it did so. In "To Protect and Serve Manicotti", they start with CCTV footage of a guy's head shoved onto a restaurant counter by Sylvester Stallone's recurring character, with his hand concealing nearly all of the man's face. They then remove the hand, fill in the missing features, do the same to the other half of the guy's face, and end up with a complete 3D rendering of the guy's head by pure guesswork. In "Shrink Rap", Mike holds a special filter up to an image of cards on the screen, revealing the markings in invisible dye which a cheater has been applying to them. The only problem is that the screen shouldn't be capable of displaying anything outside the human-visible spectrum of colors.
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Enhance Button / int_de9a7807	comment	In the Flashpoint episode "Severed Ties", the tech guy is able to take a photograph with a blurred girl in the background and sharpen the image of the girl, while blurring the rest of the image, with the touch of a button. It's as if he's just changing the focus on the original camera. There's real technology that can do that, but it requires a special camera.
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Enhance Button / int_e293455a	comment	Parodied in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, when viewing some fuzzy CCTV. One character asks another to zoom in on an element, and after being told no:
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Enhance Button / int_e30f4153	comment	In the Major Crimes episode "Long Shot", a blurry shot of a license plate on a suspect's car actually sees their computer guy offer a few hours of "pixel magic" that will "maybe" turn something up; it does.
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Enhance Button / int_e5b8fbed	comment	In Looney Tunes: Back in Action, the Big Bad gets a hold of a photo of a secret map, with Daffy Duck blocking the important part. He seems to expect an Enhance Button to be able to "remove the duck". No one responds to his increasingly angry commands, and he breaks the glass the photo is projected on.
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Enhance Button / int_e5feb1e	comment	Ace Attorney: In Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth, Edgeworth takes the security camera footage of the murder and uses the Button to zoom in on a car parked outside the building, showing that the one who ordere the murder was in the car — because he could see the reflection of his medal in the window on the opposite side of the car to the one facing the building. In Gyakuten Kenji 2, the Button in a video analyzing machine Gumshoe calls "Mr. Analysis", and it's used twice. First, they look at footage of an apparent dog attack, zoom in on a mirror, and identify the victim as a police officer by his uniform actually a disguiced prisoner trying to escape and his mud-covered pet bear jumping on him . The second time, they zoom in between a set of shut window blinds to see what's going on behind them. Downplayed in Case 4 of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, where a photo is "blown up" but the faces aren't any more visible; fortunately, it becomes vital evidence for a different reason. In addition, the photo in question is a film photo, and the blown-up image was made by creating a totally new digital photo from the negative rather than zooming into an existing photo.
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Enhance Button / int_e6318baf	comment	Midsomer Murders usually avoids this trope, but in "Days of Misrule", WPC Stephens is able to enhance a photo from a speed camera to reveal a crucial piece of evidence in the rear window.
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Enhance Button / int_ee221a4e	comment	The Transformers (Marvel): In issue #11, Shockwave accesses Rumble's brain to find out if he saw anyone breaking into the captured Ark. He uses his "more advanced" robot brain to enhance a pixelated image from Rumble's memory, revealing that Buster Witwicky had snuck in because he was too small to be noticed by Rumble at the time.
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Enhance Button / int_ee384546	comment	Cyberpunk 2077 has its own high tech version with the "Braindance editor". Semi-justified in that you only get what the recorder's cyberware enhancements picked up, but you can still move around in it to view different angles, and get data the recorder didn't notice, and even download whole files when the recorder only saw a single screenshot.
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Enhance Button / int_ef076a36	comment	Star Trek: Voyager: Seems like every other episode the ship receives some kind of garbled transmission. All it takes is Harry or Seven to announce "Compensating!" and run a few filters, and the message becomes perfectly understandable, if not always crystal clear.
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Enhance Button / int_ef805f6a	comment	Averted in The Departed: After a long, tense scene in which Colin Sullivan is pursued through the streets by Billy Costigan without their ever clearly seeing each other, he finds Costigan on security camera footage. There is no enhance button, and zooming in reveals nothing.
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Enhance Button / int_f15f622e	comment	In one episode of MacGyver (1985), this was coupled with some superficially realistic-sounding Techno Babble: "Create a bitmap. Now increase the Z-axis while holding the X and Y axis steady." While this sounds ludicrous, it's basically the 1980's equivalent of getting a high resolution image file from a film negative and using the zoom function on your computer.
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Enhance Button / int_f1c84c54	comment	In the Jack Reacher novel "Die Trying" by Lee Child, the FBI takes the security footage of a crime, isolates the faces, and then mathematically rotates the side shots to make them full face images. The technician explicitly uses words like "hypothetically" and "simulation", points out that the algorithm assumes that people's faces are mostly symmetrical, and states that if one of the people was missing an ear or had a scar, they wouldn't be able to get that part right. The FBI lead investigator accepts the limitations but finds that the results are actually helpful in the case.
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Enhance Button / int_f3ef0f86	comment	Artemis Fowl's title character uses the C Cube to enhance low quality video into much higher quality one. It's handwaved as fairy technology; a previous book suggests it works by removing impurities in the wire that transmitted the footage (which wouldn't do squat for the digital signal itself, but whatever.)
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Enhance Button / int_f53fe2fa	comment	The original 1966 version of Mission: Impossible has an Enhance Button without a computer. In "The Bank", Barney pauses a recording of a bank vault on a black-and-white CRT screen, and Jim Phelps uses a pocket telescope to zoom in on the screen and read the number of a safe-deposit box.
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Enhance Button / int_f67fff9b	comment	In Bringing Down the House, the protagonist joins a dating service, but his date isn't the person shown in her profile picture. She shows that she is indeed in the picture — in the background, in handcuffs, visible only with an Enhance Button.
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Enhance Button / int_f74b5f80	comment	In Babylon 5, not only is the computer able to enhance a motion-blurred image to perfect clarity, but it is also able to figure out from a vague verbal instruction which portion of the image Londo wants to enhance.
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Enhance Button / int_fa603610	comment	In one episode of Profiler, they're trying to figure out how a mole is leaking information from inside the FBI. One theory is that he's giving out security camera footage, but they point out that the cameras specifically don't have an Enhance Button precisely to prevent anyone from reading confidential information from the footage. It turns out that the mole affixed a cleverly-hidden telescoping device to the security camera.
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Enhance Button / int_fc439a61	comment	In Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth, Edgeworth takes the security camera footage of the murder and uses the Button to zoom in on a car parked outside the building, showing that the one who ordere the murder was in the car — because he could see the reflection of his medal in the window on the opposite side of the car to the one facing the building.
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Enhance Button / int_febc4d2c	comment	The Fugitive provides an audio example; the background noises on a wiretap recording are enhanced until the team can clear make out the name of a train station being broadcast over a distant PA system.
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Enhance Button / int_ff9ab17f	comment	Star Trek: The Next Generation: In "The Vengeance Factor", the crew finds a picture of someone with their face half hidden, and they're able to reconstruct the person's entire face, implicating her as the episode's villain. In "Identity Crisis", Geordi asks the computer to isolate and enhance a quadrant of footage to show a sliver of a shadow, transfer the scene to the Holodeck, then remove the characters who were obscuring the shadow, before extrapolating the general 3D volume of the shadow-casting object. Justified in that Geordi is shown to be really reaching in his attempt to find even a possible answer; the computer initially tells him there simply isn't enough data to tell him what he wants to know, so he plugs in what's essentially a guess for one of the missing parameters so that the computer will have enough data to make an estimate on the rest. Even then, what he gets is basically just the 3-d equivalent of a silhouette — an approximate position and rough shape, but no features or details. "Unification, Part 1" starts with a Starfleet admiral enhancing an image and discovering that Ambassador Spock was on Romulus. The camera that took this image was in another star system and picked him out of a crowd. Future tech indeed!
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