MPS Photographic

Before I looked at the full size image I thought it was some kind of stitching artifact, like Google Streetview.

One person looked like a dead-ringer for Mark Twain.

The colorizing also added a glow effect in the areas where it bled into empty space. That was the most distracting aspect.

The sound editing was excellent, though. Especially the scene where the...

@Lord Lucan - The field of blind photography is quite interesting. It's worth a search.

And the cloth will turn out to be identical to ones you can buy at the Dollar Store.

I'm waiting for them to capture a reflection of a sealed envelope in a suspect's eye, and have them direct the computer to ENHANCE! the letter open and read the contents.

The system could turn a repost into a whole-image hotlink back to the original with an overlayed text to the effect of "This image originally posted by JoeSmith on 01/01/2019. Click here to view...

We need these on those images purporting to be taken inside the Titanic as it was sinking.

They might as well convert the dials to Braille. They would be easier to read than white-on-silver.

@Ilia Snopchenko

"Top 10 Eye Catching Video Games Where You Use A Camera"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bB2m3zXVdQs

@Aegon Targaryen

You called it a fake photo. You can't hide that by burying it within a question.

She even captured the little piece of turf flying off the players.

I'll respond to your post, so you'll probably get a notification about it, so you have to read the notification, and you might feel the urge to return to the page to waste your time telling me that...

Playing cards with these guys must be a drag. One cut of the cards and the night is over.

AbrasiveReducer: "... for much less, you can throw winter getaways in Hawaii for unbaised reviewers."

I think that that would bias them rather quickly.

@Minibabe Why don't you go back and review the very first line in your first post: "At first I thought it was just as an experiment to blow Wikipedia and Google's cover." And then later you stated...

What cover? Google is not Wikipedia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:FAQ/Overview

@Ryan Villanueva "They wrote with feathers with tips dipped in ink."

Or sharpened burnt sticks on a piece of slate. Ask Abe Lincoln.

So now "future patina" is a camera selling point?