Message from @✧Mike Flatbird (Mike Blackbird)✧
Discord ID: 567256501161426962
the fisheye lens aint gonna curve them much, -- bcoz they're alreayd curved/rounded
etc
That's not how it works
and we can see straight objects
^
we need to evaluated more of the Footage, ..tis 50+ minutes long
the atmospheric stabiliseres for one
i picked that part out in 5 >SECONDS lol
mkay
how come the atmospheric stabilisers arent distoprted
And how is this fisheye lens only there in some shots but when the earth looks flat suddenly there's no fisheye
awnser that
If the camera's flawed so is your evidence
http://prntscr.com/nc2hpv 👈 😆 lmao! Look ath this EXTREMELY >> Exagerated "curvature"
bahaha
smh!! x D 🤣
That looks like CG tbh
Lmao called it
aight lol nvm that one then
i'll find another/more..
within only seconds
Take your time, don't grasp at straws
There's no worth in arguing with someone who's trying too hard
Also i'd like my question about the fisheye lens answered if you know so much
how can you look at that and DENY its Flat???
😆 ☝
*because physics*
@✧Mike Flatbird (Mike Blackbird)✧ how is this fisheye lens only there in some shots but when the earth looks flat suddenly there's no fisheye?
and if they are using fisheye how come it isnt rounded as you say
No it isn't
@Siriusly - thats how FISHEYE wide-angle lens workk duh
The images of the horizon aren't in the middle anyway
in the middle it shows the true shape and form
the camera cant move
Fisheye lenses create an illusion of extreme depth -- objects close to the center of the lens will appear huge while all other objects (in this case, the bull's body and the hilly landscape) appear to curve off into infinity. One photographic technique can both captivate and disorient us.
So your own images by your logic should be curved
my own images? 🤔
The screenshots of the "flat" horizon you sent
um, there's only a few shots in that whole vid, ..and ..rest mostly is ANIMATIONS <:lul:484994724118134784> lmao..
so your tewlling me they animated that live