I just had a look at photos I took yesterday when my friend Lety and I went to La Vita Bella for comida. I have not touched this photo and it was on all the usual settings..Click to enlarge it and look closely. How could this possibly happen?
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This is a trick question, right?
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Nope. Scouts honor.. this really happened.
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I don’t know how this can happen!!!!
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It just seems impossible…and eerie.
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Yes very much so
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It’s almost like a partial double-exposure 😲 How weird 😱
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I know but the background is consistent! Spooky. Looks like I photoshopped the arm in again but cross my heart… I did no editing on the photo. Eerie.
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No idea
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Shutter speed was too slow? I’d, but that’s weird!!
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Magic! Has the glass stem interfered?
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I think she definitely caught out the ghost in the machine! 🤣
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That is creepy!!!
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Creeps me out, too, Tiffany.
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I can’t even imagine what would have caused that. It’s not a double exposure. I’m not sure what it is, but it’s almost Picasso-like.
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I know. It just picked out one part, duplicated it and stuck it back in the photo.
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Your camera was hijacked by AI. It’s a robot conspiracy. They’re after us–and gaining! Trash your computer before it turns against you! WE’RE ALL GONNA DIE!
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Oh God. I just paid a fortune for this computer with 2T memory. What do I do? What do I do?
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Wow! Somehow that forearm got in there in two places, but I’ll be dipped how to explain it! Did the camera help itself to some of that wine?
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Well, the most novel explanation yet, Eilene.
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Very strange🤔
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What do you get when you cross an elephant with a rhinoceros?
“El-IF-I-Know” LOL – just posted to make ya laugh – the long list of how this could have happened? Sheesh – no one would read – LOL
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Kim is right, it has to do with shutter speed. Photos are taken from the top down. Depending on light and aperture and shutter settings you can see a difference from the top and bottom, hence trees or buildings looking slanted. My guess is, his arm was moving when it captured one part of the arm to the next.
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OMG. My arm fell apart. No blood though.
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