To: ScreamingFist
You’re seeing what you want to see, not what’s actually there. There is a different in resolution between the two documents; you’re seeing JPEG artifacting that’s making it appear that the characters are different. They are not. The “obvious” K is easily readable as an E if one just takes the time to not TRY to see a K. The 0 still resembles an 0 even at high resolution - there’s a very obvious JPG artifact obscuring the top right of the 0 which is making people believe it to be a 6. They’re both pictures of the same document.
All fuddle-duddle over nothing.
243 posted on
08/03/2009 3:50:58 PM PDT by
Adammon
To: Adammon
No, they aren’t. I see it plainly with my bare eye. I see it even clearer when I download and zoom
249 posted on
08/03/2009 3:53:46 PM PDT by
pissant
(THE Conservative party: www.falconparty.com)
To: Adammon
yea.. i think the lower resolution and the font type of the E..makes it look like a k
To: Adammon
Youre seeing what you want to see, not whats actually there. With all due respect sir, the E is darker and plainly obvious.....
To: Adammon
Youre seeing what you want to see, not whats actually there. There is a different in resolution between the two documents; youre seeing JPEG artifacting thats making it appear that the characters are different. They are not. The obvious K is easily readable as an E if one just takes the time to not TRY to see a K. The 0 still resembles an 0 even at high resolution - theres a very obvious JPG artifact obscuring the top right of the 0 which is making people believe it to be a 6. Theyre both pictures of the same document.
All fuddle-duddle over nothing. Absolutely. I created that first image... it's an "E" and any "K" that is being seen is an artifact of converting a large PNG file to a small JPEG file.
1,384 posted on
08/04/2009 12:08:27 AM PDT by
Swordmaker
(remember, the proper pronunciation of IE is "AAAAIIIIIEEEEEEE!)
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