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What about them look unreal? Is it the relative darkness of the actual fire? The photos are processed to some degree - the cameras look to be setup for ultrafas
by icegreentea2 7y ago
What about them look unreal? Is it the relative darkness of the actual fire? The photos are processed to some degree - the cameras look to be setup for ultrafast (which makes sense, its trying to capture an explosion), so you can see a lot of "low light" noise and artifacts.
Remember that if you're like me, 99%+ of fireballs that I've ever witnessed were also made up / post processed for maximum impact. Reality could just be more mundane.
- notatoad 7y agoit's hard for me to articulate why they look fake, bu i think maybe they look like the photos are really faded and then had colour painted back onto them. something just seems weird. but as you say, most fireballs i see are post-processed to hell, that's why i'm curious what's up with these - are they more or less post-processed than normal?