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Digital images of Mars - Are these manipulated?
http://www.marsanomalyresearch.com/e...v-evidence.htm
What do you all think of these images. Are they doctored? |
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(O; Forgive my mirth. But if you hang around those sort of places your brain will quickly atrophy. Those patterns are obviously jpeg artefacts, caused by some **** winding the gamma way up on a compressed image. Whether they were in the original images, or he just added them, is a moot point, and no-one in their right mind is too likely to want to spend time debunking it (for it *is* just a load of bunk). Try it yourself, save a digital cameras jpeg at very low quality, then wind up the gamma (or wind down the contrast and bring the brightness up..). The wbemaster of that site is not a man who should be trusted to drive any image editing program, and we can only hope he hasn't procreated - if he has, God help his children.. |
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Invisible wrote: http://www.marsanomalyresearch.com/e...v-evidence.htm What do you all think of these images. Are they doctored? That has got to be the funniest site I've seen in a month - the nutbar points out JPEG artifacts and sand dunes as evidence of advanced civilizations. Worthy of a submission to www.crank.net for sure... Thanks - you've made my day a whole lot brighter! ECM |
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Invisible wrote:
http://www.marsanomalyresearch.com/e...v-evidence.htm What do you all think of these images. Are they doctored? More likely just compression artifacts interpreted by a great imagination. -- Ron Hunter |
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"Invisible" wrote in message news:ivece.551$0Z.165@fed1read02... http://www.marsanomalyresearch.com/e...v-evidence.htm What do you all think of these images. Are they doctored? Well, the ancient Martian McDonalds seemed a bit of a stretch... |
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Invisible wrote:
http://www.marsanomalyresearch.com/e...v-evidence.htm What do you all think of these images. Are they doctored? Rezzolooshun 100% would be more appropriate for this hack. -- jer email reply - I am not a 'ten' |
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What do you all think of these images. Are they doctored? Actually, I think he's on to something here. If you zoom the images up to 1200 percent in Photoshop and rotate through 37.6 degrees, you can clearly see the number plates on the Martian's cars. (I note that GV554 XSN12 's license disk has expired) |
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Steve Gouldstone wrote:
What do you all think of these images. Are they doctored? Actually, I think he's on to something here. If you zoom the images up to 1200 percent in Photoshop and rotate through 37.6 degrees, you can clearly see the number plates on the Martian's cars. (I note that GV554 XSN12 's license disk has expired) ...and there comes the meter maid... |
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Invisible wrote:
http://www.marsanomalyresearch.com/e...v-evidence.htm What do you all think of these images. Are they doctored? Looks like nice compression artifacts. -Michael |
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Invisible wrote:
http://www.marsanomalyresearch.com/e...v-evidence.htm What do you all think of these images. Are they doctored? Looks like nice compression artifacts. -Michael |
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