Recent technological developments like high-resolution satellite imagery and diagnostic positron emission tomography (pet scans) have refined and extended the camera’s capacity to provide information. which passage assertion does this information support most strongly?

a) cameras can illuminate the private, personal lives of individuals. the examples in the question provide macro- or micro-level scientific information, which is highly impersonal and quite different from "private life," so this option is incorrect.
b ) capitalist consumption requires the unlimited production of images. the information provided in the question doesn’t support this option because satellite images and pet scans are not really relevant to capitalist consumption. moreover, they are unlikely to be characterized as "unlimited."
c ) cameras are a means of appropriating reality and making it obsolete. the information provided in the question does not relate to making reality obsolete or out-of-date.
d) photography can be used to both control and benefit society. satellite images of offenders such as speeding drivers could, for example, be used to both control (by penalizing offenders) and benefit society (by protecting them from offenders); pet scans could be used to benefit society by revealing information about the human anatomy.