To: Daffynition
2 posted on
08/13/2009 1:53:46 AM PDT by
Bullish
( Reality is the best cure for delusion.)
To: Bullish
25 posted on
08/13/2009 2:58:32 AM PDT by
Daffynition
("...... we are about to be czarred and fettered." ~ alterum ictum faciam.)
To: Bullish
45 posted on
08/13/2009 4:10:19 AM PDT by
djf
(The "racism" spiel is a crutch, those who unashamedly lean on it, cripples!)
To: Bullish
I don’t think so. The camera is definitely focused on something in the foreground, and his whiskers are perfectly integrated into the scene around him.
57 posted on
08/13/2009 4:41:26 AM PDT by
dangus
(I am JimThompson)
To: Daffynition
117 posted on
08/13/2009 8:22:20 AM PDT by
Cagey
To: Bullish; Cagey; Larry Lucido; earlJam; Constitution Day
It looks photo-shopped.
Saw this yesterday on Fark and couldn't stop laughing.
To: Bullish
I don’t think so. The fact that the people are out-of-focus lends credence to an auto-focus camera just taking over.
148 posted on
08/13/2009 9:27:32 AM PDT by
Jewbacca
(The residents of Iroquois territory may not determine whether Jews may live in Jerusalem.)
To: Bullish
To: Bullish
It looks photo-shopped.What is this photo-shop you speak of?
201 posted on
08/13/2009 2:58:39 PM PDT by
TXBlair
("Why does Andrew get to get up? If he gets up, we'll all get up. It'll be anarchy!")
To: Bullish
It looks photo-shopped.I think it's real, because newer cameras adjust the focus by "pinging" off the closest object. If they had taken a picture of themselves without the squirrel, they would naturally have been in focus.
Apparently what happened here is that they set the camera on a rock and set the automatic timer, which gave them a few seconds to get seated before it clicks the shutter. The squirrel heard the timer whirring and stood up near the lens to investigate -- and the camera focused sharply on him, throwing the couple in the background out of focus.
215 posted on
08/13/2009 4:25:22 PM PDT by
Albion Wilde
("A cultural problem cannot be solved with a political solution." -- Selwyn Duke)
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