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Wednesday, August 12, 2015

Benforado on cameras and perspective

Adam Benforado (Drexel) has this Slate essay (excerpted from his new book). He discusses the role of perspective in evaluating video evidence and the need to "underst[and] how footage can influence perception," so "we can change how we use cameras to address that distortion." I have been making similar arguments, here and elsewhere. And I like some of Adam's suggestions about finding ways to obtain and use video with different or wider perspectives.

Posted by Howard Wasserman on August 12, 2015 at 03:15 PM in Books, Civil Procedure, Howard Wasserman | Permalink

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