i was

to demonstrate perspective on a sphere

Lets say that I took a picture from above the lake like Kitty did up there then I took one being at the same level at the lake it would still appear flat anyway you cut it unless you try to aim the camera a certain way or take it out of prescriptive

what

so from where kitty was

to being at water level

Mhm

why would you do that?

To prove that either way it is going to stay flat

thats about a 7-15 foot difference in height

you expect to see a major result like that?

Something like that

Or at least here https://gfycat.com/tartleafybordercollie

would you be able to say how high that is?

that video was wrongfully editted

look at the rod it isnt even straight, its warped

CONCAVE EARTH

Uhuh

Alright, @Eloha has been warned because '**Posted an invite**'.

@Soldz (CF) Doncha just love how the antenna on that balloon is designed to bend upwards? And how the balloon is flying over an enormous valley or something that bends upwards at the edge?

Thats just the camera lens

same thing is how you get pictrues of the "curve"

So it proves nothing.

And shouldn’t be used to try and prove anything.

Actually *Doctor* it does prove something @The18thDoctor

And what is that?

Proving a flat earth

No it doesn't

How, exactly, when the image is curved and you can't tell what's flat and what's not?

It isnt curved <:why:492975944445853696>

Did you even look at it? The antenna is curved upwards, and last I checked, antennas aren't supposed to be curved.

I never noticed that until now <:thonk:485324336874651650>

And it isnt curved at all

What are you talking about

Draw a line across it.

Is there something I am suppose to see

Use a thinner line, and... voila...

Yeah I know it's pixellated as hell but it works as a line.

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lol