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The bottom of the last row of cameras is no longer cut off. The sheet is now
measured against the box the window frame actually gave it rather than the
whole window surface, which is a little larger wherever the frame keeps its
shadow and its border inside the window. Before, the last row of captions was
clipped by the bottom of the window, and every unit was squeezed a little
narrower than the picture drawn in it.
One camera drawn alone is measured the same way, so its picture and its
caption fit the window instead of running past the bottom of it.
Enlarging a camera now really shows the stream it is enlarged for. The
enlarged view was asking for the wall's picture, so the sharp stream the
camera had been connected for was never the one on screen.
Changed
A camera's full-resolution connection is no longer held for the rest of the
session after the first look. Going back to the wall switches the picture to
the low-resolution stream at once and gives the second connection back after
30 seconds. Looking at the same camera again within those 30 seconds still
costs nothing, and a wall left open no longer keeps sessions that the camera
may want for something else. If you are listening to a camera when its second
connection goes, the sound moves to the stream the wall draws.