[KarlInOhio]

It would be nice to have the actual images rather than videos of the images. One looked like a very low resolution copy and a lot of strange things can happen to the edges of characters and solid blocks if you change the resolution between high and low res a couple of times. If the stretching of that "S" in Hussein was multiple pixels in the low res image then I consider it far more important than if it was only a single pixel.

[muawiyah]

Things happen below the unaugmented optical range of the human eye ~ every single time. That’s why photoshop is so much fun.

[chatter4]

“It would be nice to have the actual images rather than videos of the images.” Links to those images were provided in the info below the video.

[FLAMING DEATH]

I messed with this a little. First, I got screen captures of the two different images.

Then, I overlaid one atop the other and did a video of the transition between the two. Pay attention to the first "a" in the words "East Africa" and the first "S" in "Hussein".

Why do several elements of the foreground appear to be moving independently of the background in that animation? Notice on the right, the numbers 9, 12b, and 14 appear to move to the left, independent of the background. Definitely weird. I agree that strange things can happen, but I've never seen whole letters move up and down a page like this, nor foreground elements ever move across a "safety paper" background. Notice also the dot below the "S" in the David A. Sinclair picture. The last name in the signature moves in relation to the dot, but the first name/MI stay put. WHY?