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  • Settle an argument
  • Mowgli
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    A friend put a nice photo up of a lake view with mountains reflected, (Exhibit A below). I looked at it, and something didn’t seem right. It looks like it’s been flipped vertically. Exhibit B shows the bit which don’t look right to me. Exhibit C shows the flipped version which looks correct. Friend insists no flipping has occurred. Is he just screwing with me, or am I going mad?
    A

    B

    C

    rascal
    Free Member

    C is the right one.

    Spin
    Free Member

    You are right.

    maccruiskeen
    Full Member

    Aside from the artefacts you’ve highlighted…. I’d expect the reflected sky to be darker than the real one. I’m not really sure how the foreground tree branches would manage to be in the reflection only

    If you do a reverse image search of the pic (paste the URL into google here and click the camera button it brings up a host of simlar views and the reflection will pretty much always be darker

    RobHilton
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    Rob agrees with mowgli

    sharkattack
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    Your mate is winding you right up

    monkeyfudger
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    Aliens.

    Mowgli
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    Hooray!

    thegreatape
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    It’s not tree branches mac, it’s grass sticking up out of the water.

    peabrain
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    Am I right in thinking that if you take a photo with an iPad upside down, it looks the right way up for whoever took the photo but will be upside for others if you share it.

    Mowgli
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    I’m pretty sure this pic was taken with a proper camera, but it would explain a bit. It came off facebook though, so probably looks the same to everyone?

    Bonus points for anyone who can name the bit of water.

    Kryton57
    Full Member

    Definately D.

    What was the question?

    maccruiskeen
    Full Member

    It’s not tree branches mac, it’s grass sticking up out of the water.

    The whole top right hand quarter of C is grass?

    maccruiskeen
    Full Member

    Bonus points for anyone who can name the bit of water.

    I’m going to call it Bluey. Or Wetty. No, Bluey.

    thegreatape
    Free Member

    Fair point! I was looking at the bits of grass sticking up out of the water 🙂

    maccruiskeen
    Full Member

    Anyway theres also only conclusive way to settle an argument

    [video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5Ew9WHbQB8[/video]

    tillydog
    Free Member

    Llyn Gwynant.

    [url=https://flic.kr/p/Beq2uR]DSC_4306-Edit.jpg[/url] by tillydog, on Flickr

    wwaswas
    Full Member

    Disappointing that there’s been no photoshopping of boats, water skiers or whales into the sky

    hypnotoad
    Free Member

    Looks like A is fine, they probably used a graduated ND filter

    zippykona
    Full Member

    All I want for Christmas is ………….Jamie.

    martymac
    Full Member

    i think the bit of water is named steve.
    do i win anything?

    aracer
    Free Member

    Yeah, that and got the trees closer to the camera to levitate.

    hypnotoad
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    Yeah, that and got the trees closer to the camera to levitate.

    Missed that at first glance, C it is! 🙂

    MrSmith
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    The promontory with trees/foliage on the right is the giveaway even if you lightened the reflection to make the sky and water even and removed any surface ripples,
    you would have to very visually unaware not to spot that.

    Shackleton
    Full Member

    I can see 2 reflection lines, one at water level and one a bit higher running through the trees and grass at the RH side (same as you highlighted in b). If you look at the big rocky thing at the RH side it is only in the reflection too. Something isn’t right, it has at least been flipped.

    molgrips
    Free Member

    OP is right.

    nickc
    Full Member

    Aren’t reflections darker?

    C

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