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Date Posted: 14:13:23 12/15/10 Wed
Author: John MacWatchful
Subject: And did you notice...

Did you notice that the 3D effect shows you how the reflection of the sky in the water is in the 'infinity plane.' Obviously, if you take a photo of the sky, you'd have the focus set to infinity because the clouds are always so distant. The surface of the water is very close to us, but because it's reflecting the clouds that aren't, the focal plane for the close object becomes the infinity plane. That's unusual. Trust me. It is. Very unusual.

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[> Re: And did you notice... -- No name, 14:14:58 12/15/10 Wed

There are clouds and water in the photo?

Oh yeah, now that I look again... there is something other than a girl without a top on.


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[> [> Re: And did you notice... -- brian, 13:48:50 12/16/10 Thu

Ok, I believe you.


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[> Re: And did you notice... -- Mike P, 13:54:10 12/16/10 Thu

>Did you notice that the 3D effect shows you how the
>reflection of the sky in the water is in the 'infinity
>plane.' Obviously, if you take a photo of the sky,
>you'd have the focus set to infinity because the
>clouds are always so distant. The surface of the water
>is very close to us, but because it's reflecting the
>clouds that aren't, the focal plane for the close
>object becomes the infinity plane. That's unusual.
>Trust me. It is. Very unusual.

Blah blah blah...infinity...blah blah blah, TITTIES!

I'm sorry John,...you were saying?


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