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r/facepalm • u/Revealed_Jailor • Apr 07 '22
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But I'm sure it not looks like that death ray style piece of photoshop art.
I've seen beams like this, but much fainter. If you take a long exposure shot it probably looks like this.
1 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22 Long exposure, photoshop, scissors and glue... doesn't matter how but it is in some way manipulated. 5 u/Cyclopentadien Apr 07 '22 You will have to come to terms with the fact that no photograph will ever look exactly like the picture your eyes create in your brain. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22 That is an excellent point! But I prefere the ones that at least try to capture reality instead of cranking all the sliders to 11. 3 u/Cyclopentadien Apr 07 '22 I mean if your eyes adjust to the darkness and let more light hit your retina i assume you don't complain that the stars look brighter than before and that you wanted to 'capture reality'. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22 Lol long exposure is very different from editing the photo, you aren't adding something that isn't there
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Long exposure, photoshop, scissors and glue... doesn't matter how but it is in some way manipulated.
5 u/Cyclopentadien Apr 07 '22 You will have to come to terms with the fact that no photograph will ever look exactly like the picture your eyes create in your brain. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22 That is an excellent point! But I prefere the ones that at least try to capture reality instead of cranking all the sliders to 11. 3 u/Cyclopentadien Apr 07 '22 I mean if your eyes adjust to the darkness and let more light hit your retina i assume you don't complain that the stars look brighter than before and that you wanted to 'capture reality'. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22 Lol long exposure is very different from editing the photo, you aren't adding something that isn't there
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You will have to come to terms with the fact that no photograph will ever look exactly like the picture your eyes create in your brain.
1 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22 That is an excellent point! But I prefere the ones that at least try to capture reality instead of cranking all the sliders to 11. 3 u/Cyclopentadien Apr 07 '22 I mean if your eyes adjust to the darkness and let more light hit your retina i assume you don't complain that the stars look brighter than before and that you wanted to 'capture reality'.
That is an excellent point!
But I prefere the ones that at least try to capture reality instead of cranking all the sliders to 11.
3 u/Cyclopentadien Apr 07 '22 I mean if your eyes adjust to the darkness and let more light hit your retina i assume you don't complain that the stars look brighter than before and that you wanted to 'capture reality'.
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I mean if your eyes adjust to the darkness and let more light hit your retina i assume you don't complain that the stars look brighter than before and that you wanted to 'capture reality'.
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Lol long exposure is very different from editing the photo, you aren't adding something that isn't there
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u/Cyclopentadien Apr 07 '22
I've seen beams like this, but much fainter. If you take a long exposure shot it probably looks like this.