Harley, I agree that sometimes, RLC's poor cameras are the reason
for the poor quality, but I did say that, in this case, I didn't believe
RLC's cameras were to blame. As I said, I believe the poor quality of
the pictures in question, was caused by excessive zooming in on the
original vidcaps or pictures. Some people, but thankfully not all, do this
to get closer to the subject, but it can cause blurry and grainy looking
pictures. I believe that is what happened in this case. You can see
these are not the originals by how close to the subject we are and by
what is not in the pictures.