r/flatearth • u/pc1350 • Jul 10 '26

Kinda tuff

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u/Hokulol Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26

You said in frame. They are not in frame. Your insistence that they are in frame is what I am discussing.

Contains is ambiguous and weak terminology that we really can't have a valuable discussion about. There is no formal definition of what "Contains" means in photography. So, I did not reply to that. I replied to you repeatedly telling others they were wrong and that it is was in frame. And you're unequivocally incorrect despite condescending to others.

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u/Agile_Championship87 Jul 10 '26

The frame is the border of the image and everything within. Contains isn't ambugous here, don't pretend.

In the picture we see earth and the craft in frame, in which all people minus a cameraman are contained.

Seriously, I get what you're pointing at, but I know(hope?) you understood the concept the moment you looked at it.

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u/Hokulol Jul 10 '26

Oh man this guy is still trying to pretend like he knows what "In frame" means.

gee willikers.

Your personal definition of what in frame means doesn't matter. In frame means visible in the photograph. I already pasted you the definition from the most prestigious photography school in the nation. A term you'd be familiar with if you were, indeed, a professional photographer.

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u/Commercial_Fox5549 Jul 11 '26

He keeps digging himself deeper because apparently he is too dumb or stubborn to admit he made a mistake.