While it's difficult to determine if the photograph is AI or not, it's easier to determine how much certain people desperately want the photograph to be AI.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vEUrArVAkU
It looks fake. If you want feedback, explain in a post exactly why you think it's not fake. I know you attached a PDF, but site guidelines require information to be in a post.
Here's a...
What exactly is the issue here? I'll confess I haven't kept up with the World Cup, I just refuse to pay for commercial TV that's full of commercials that I have to pay for.
There is a clearing kick by the goalie that goes down near midfield that...
You used the spidercam's position at start of the clip but it looks like the camera moves toward the center of the field while the ball is in the air, so the cable position would be different during the apex of the trajectory.
How did you...
Cell phone usage was quite low in 1990. "Contacted her husband" might mean "got where I was going and phoned him from there". But if she was driving, it's to be hoped that she occasionally looked at the ROAD.
3 minutes, if true, it's a pretty long time to observe an object.
Can't imagine anything that took me more than a few seconds before I could identify it as something that I know of.
Just a thought.
Also, are kites becoming rarer? I've seen like a...
Diamond shaped flying objects are reported, whether they're real objects or not.
I don't get where the connection between these two cases might be.
If the Calvine photo is actually a hoax, then I cannot imagine any connection between this event...
Cell phone usage was quite low in 1990. "Contacted her husband" might mean "got where I was going and phoned him from there". But if she was driving, it's to be hoped that she occasionally looked at the ROAD.
While it's difficult to determine if the photograph is AI or not, it's easier to determine how much certain people desperately want the photograph to be AI.
All it is that the distortion in the paper angles it to the light from the window to the left which means it's blown out like some areas of his shirt.
Nothing about this photo looks obviously wrong to me as a photographer.