Can Sum1 Please Explain

Can Sum1 Please Explain

please explain how this has happen!

also i aint been online in ages so dont be all philisofical about the pic

no thats just two photos mixed together it happens sometimes

when you're fucked the camera records everything just as you are seeing it... the person taking this was on ket, therefore the picture looks like that... simple innit

this is also the reason all the girls in mixmag look so good... mixmag photographers and mdma / coke er allegedly

I can imagine you might be surprised by Alex making you look a tit for trying to be clever giving a long-winded incorrect answer. And worse still the correct answer was summed up by AvBoy in one line

Dunno if it's possible with digital photos, but it used to happen with 'old-fashioned' photos all the time. Just means they fucked up when developing the film.

Well either way, you were still wrong above. It's obviously two photos.

it obvious its two photos if you look carefully, theres two people holding each other in one, and just one person in the other.

Can Sum1 Please Explain......

Why this is in the events forum???? :spangled:

Re: Can Sum1 Please Explain

Was it a digital camera or with a film?
What could have happened is that it got to the end of the film and instead of taking it out it went over the film again so two pics are projected on top of eachother.
Then again I just made that up, so it's probs bullshit!

ahh but seeing as your a photo expert you should know that if it was two photos, there would be trials connecting the two photos together. think you need to learn a bit more about photography before you can ammount to my knowledge on the subject.

even if they moved very quickly there would still be trails


course its not a digital camera, that doesn't happen with digital cameras.

To me it looks like 2 pics on the same bit of film, quite straight forward.
Used to happen to me all the time with them disposable cameras.

me too

it's two pictures, sometimes in cameras that use film the film doesn't wind on properly and so you get two exposures on one.

Proffessional photographers use this sometimes to create illusion type pictures by not winding on the fil at all.

depends on the lighting and stuff of the original, then how much film wound on and how much light was on the new pic blah blah blha

It must be? Unless he had a dark room, stayed up all night, developed his photos, scanned them all in, and then uploaded them very very quickly. It was up on DSI the morning after Junior G.

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