Photo-shopped or not ?
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The HighLander
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I say not, if it is really good.
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ka0tik_kreati0n
I think its ps'd. that would be way too much of a coincidence to catch a shot like that..
No, it is not PS'd..it is real--
I don't know what that person on the balcony is thinking, but I need a change of underpants. And no, it's not a photoshop, it's a real, untouched photo by Steve Perez for the Associated Press.
The photo was taken at a demonstration flight by the U.S. Navy during the 2009 Chrysler Jeep Superstores APBA Detroit Gold Cup.
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The photo was taken at a demonstration flight by the U.S. Navy during the 2009 Chrysler Jeep Superstores APBA Detroit Gold Cup.
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Well I guess that's settled LOL
growshower
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i would think the atmospheric pressure created by the plane would have busted those windows on the building....still thinking it looks photoshopped but it could go either way
It is a trick of the camera, that it looks so close-- That plane is prolly hundreds of yards from that building--
http://news.yahoo.com/nphotos/Most-...12/480/8192feedb54b41dfa31987132e9ed939/print
This picture is a little different.
This picture is a little different.
Kizzattack
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I was wondering why that bloke on the balcony still had white underwear.
That's really a great picture. I would have said Photoshopped, had I not read this thread.
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Hal
made with a telephoto lens, which compresses the foreground and background.
Wide angle lenses do the exact opposite.
Wide angle lenses do the exact opposite.
lol Read the whole thread, it's real.
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No, it is not PS'd..it is real--
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A Navy jet from the Naval Air Station Oceana in Virginia passes an apartment building during tactical demonstration flyover as part of the 2009 Chrysler Jeep Superstores APBA Detroit Gold Cup race, Sunday July 12, 2009 along the Detroit River in Detroit.
(AP Photo/The Detroit News, Steve Perez)
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no doubt.
AbbieDoobie
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No, MrDanky, that is not real, that is photoshopped. I can tell by the pixels and having seen many photoshops in my time.
~Abbie
~Abbie
AbbieDoobie
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OK...now how about this one.....is this photoshopped?
~Abbie
~Abbie
That's called "depth of field". It can be extremely short or near infinite depending on camera settings. The tree is simply too close while the camera is focused at a greater distance.
