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Originally posted by AdamJ
g210, did you create your avatar in photoshop? if so how(if its simple)?
Originally posted by AdamJ
btw is this video and original 2003 image frames from the same camera then, i
Originally posted by AdamJ
g210, did you create your avatar in photoshop? if so how(if its simple)?
Originally posted by g210
Originally posted by AdamJ
g210, did you create your avatar in photoshop? if so how(if its simple)?
found the side: imagesavant.com...
Worth to see. Has great generated pics. (check their info page)
Because of the limitations GIF posed to photographers, the Joint Photo Experts Group commissioned a standard that came to be known as JPEG. JPEG uses variable lossy compression, which trades quality for file size by approximating the original pixels with an algorithm. The more compression applied, the less original data available for the image, a fact which makes the image appear blurry. This blurriness is another artifact because the approximations won't always be correct, especially at high compression ratios.
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JPEG compression breaks an image into a grid and then uses a mathematical algorithm to approximate the content of the grid. The more compression that is applied, the more noticeable the grid and the approximations become. To help alleviate the problem, smoothing can be applied to blur these artifacts. Smoothing is a compromise, however, as it does not improve image detail and can make images appear blurry or out of focus.
www.samspublishing.com...
This is the method in JPEG encoding largely responsible for the artifact known as "color bleeding", where along sharp edges the color on one side can "bleed" onto the other side. This is because the chrominance channels, which express the color of pixels, have had each block of 4 pixels averaged into a single color, and some of these blocks cross the sharp edge.
blogs.msdn.com...
Originally posted by AdamJ
can you fly that thing 400mph minimum at 20 feet above the ground on the flight sim?
Bet you cant, even at 50ft
[edit on 28-5-2006 by AdamJ]
Originally posted by AgentSmith
Huh that white things not the plane, otherwise why is the tail visible behind the box? Not even a 'Global Hawk' or missile would do that.
I find it hard to believe that white squiggle is supposed to be anything other than smoke, either the engine was damaged when the aircraft struck the light poles, it was damaged due to the stress on the aircraft or there was an attempt to shoot it down which failed.
Originally posted by g210
So flyng 10ft above the ground flat in I honestly see no way you can do it with the real condition. And the pentagon was even hit with engines hardly any 3 or 4 feet above the law judge from the impact hole.
So the official theorie as they tell the story with that unexperienced terrorist hardly passing flight school and the 10ft (if not lower) flat in and all this is hardly possible or realistic.
Unfortunatly 'hardly possible' or 'hardly realistic'is no valid proof of anything. :/
[edit on 29-5-2006 by g210]