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It’s not the woman holding the hat in your original image, it’s the man you show with her in your other photo wearing the light blue top and dark blue shorts. It’s all there in the first (and most accurate representation) image. You won’t improve on the truthfulness of your photo my manipulating colours, brightness etc. It already shows the man’s light blue shoulder, dark blue trousers and a white hat perfectly clearly. And not surprising he’s holding the hat if that windy. Trust in reality. All the rest is bo**ox. I really don’t know why I bothered replying to this. I agree with you, Rob, must get a life. Jerry -
My posts are about a fictional character named Nikolai Faraginov - a stooge of continental ogre Jamie Crap-TIn - who gets £millions shunted to him via proxy financiers (it's more likely £billions) and with that cash he can ship poor people in on dinghies so as to trigger public outrage and old Problem? ---> Solution, the solution being Faraginov, the rebel stockbroker (isn't that an oxymoron?) who's supposedly going to end the NWO and globalism, by er ... forming a new world order of Crap-tin aligned skinheads around the globe. To foment disorder in rich countries by attacking police and poor people rather than insisting poor people get same money for goods and same wages in their home countries, as in the richer nations. A new order of skinheads doing it all on behalf of billionaire financiers. Who do everything on behalf of Jamie Crap-Tin. It works because nobody in their right minds would want the crappy poor people washing up here in dinghies .... but two wrongs do not make a right. Anyway this is just a novella and no bearing on real events. -
Note: if you take the OP image, and turn down the brightness (my main monitor is dim) you can see it has blatant shading, as if it is indeed, to an extent, reflecting light, i.e. it's an inanimate object, not incandescent.
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That looks like my hat, it fell off yesterday in a gust of wind. -
interesting. But what about the perfect angle of the disc? As if it were a sphere? If it were a supernatural object, maybe my high shutter speed caught it, it must have been at least 1/1000s if not faster. Also, people don't tend to wash hats. Especially straw hats, which it would have been were it a hat. However, continued phopsphorescence of an inanimate object is definitely scientifically grounded. I just don't feel the object could have been a hat. As for my camera's sensitivity, it was a pro-sumer product in its time and as you can see, the shot covers the a wide range of colours and intensities. I was using a standard sRGB colour space, which is used to standardise the representation of colours across electronic devices.
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