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One problem is that if you don't live at the same longitude as where this shot is simulated, the colours are literally going to look wrong, giving you an overal
by TheRealPomax 9y ago
One problem is that if you don't live at the same longitude as where this shot is simulated, the colours are literally going to look wrong, giving you an overall feeling of "there's something off about this and I don't know what". It's the same reason why you can regret buying a beautiful jacket in Norway, only to discover it looks "completely different" when you get back to your homestead in Wisconsin.
- menacingly 9y agobut would we look at a photograph taken in another part of the world and suspect it of being computer generated?
- Leszek 9y agoYou would if it were in an article about computer generated imagery.
- menacingly 9y agoThat's true. I guess the context is key here!
- rmcpherson 9y agoWhy would longitude affect an image like this? Can you elaborate?
- dmd 9y agoThey meant latitude.
- TheRealPomax 9y agoAs per the other comment, I meant latitude, not longitude.