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Re: Is this pic fake?
Still any explanation for the issue with the clouds under that tail of the aircraft not matching the clouds in the reflection - other than the "its the angle" answer - which I'm not believing. Because why would it apply to only one part of the photo - where in other parts the clouds match perfectly?
Re: Is this pic fake?
vikkyvik wrote:Those looks quite irregular. Airport grooves (and road grooves) that I've seen are much neater and well defined.
Then this bothers me even more: if the grooves were more defined than those in my pic, surely they would be clearly visible under a few millimetres of water? Would a thin layer of rainwater be that opaque that the grooves could not be clearly seen? There are no identifying features to determine what exactly those lines are. Even with the irregular grooves such as I posted, surely they would be clearly visible under a thin layer of rainwater? And isn't it strange that the effect they produce is . . . exactly the same as you wouild get with a radial filter?
Re: Is this pic fake?
I still don't see how it's possible to mitigate those clouds just under the tail - they WOULD be there in the reflection (as stuff around them is).... but they're not!
Re: Is this pic fake?
Braybuddy wrote:Would a thin layer of rainwater be that opaque that the grooves could not be clearly seen?
At a very low angle? Yes, it would.
Braybuddy wrote:And isn't it strange that the effect they produce is . . . exactly the same as you wouild get with a radial filter?
I haven't used one of those filters, so I couldn't say.
Re: Is this pic fake?
vikkyvik wrote:At a very low angle? Yes, it would.
In the Arkex low-angle reflection pic posted earlier, the effect would seem to be perfectly mirror-like, so surely the same would happen here, and nothing would be visible underneath?
Braybuddy wrote:I haven't used one of those filters, so I couldn't say.
Like this (not my pic, btw):
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