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Flat Earth Debate / Re: Why does the Sun have always the same size?
« on: May 14, 2014, 05:57:37 PM »Sunglasses may not be enough. You may need there or four depending on the camera. I would love to see his pictures.How about you take your paint version and blur the edge of the circle in the same way as the sun blurs. While you're at it, you might want to create the gradient that extends out from the sun disc and through the background in 29silhouette's version but not yours.
Alright, so maybe I can't make as believable of an image in paint, but it's close. If I made the picture in Photoshop or GIMP I could easily recreate the blurs on the edges and the gradients. However, I do not have enough time to throw away on such an endeavor. If you notice, it took 29 a long time to respond with the actually images... he had ample time to create the noon photograph in Photoshop or GIMP. If you're trying to say that blur and gradients can't be done with computer generated images then you're a f*&king moron.
Or ya know, maybe he had to wait to post them, because he had to take a picture at noon time, then wait a few hours for the sun to be setting, to take the other ones.
Why don't you collect photos of your growing sun then? Shouldn't even really need anything like he used, just a pair of sunglasses over top of the camera lens should work.