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On 2002-02-05 03:53, CraigZ wrote:
As for those "it's so easily refuted, it's not worth responding to." posters, I get that alot.
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My first choice for "easily refuted" would be the issues with the varying brightness in the photographs. The fact is that the brightness in a photo depends not only on the external brightness but on how open the shutter is, the length of the exposure, and the sensitivity of the film. You can overexpose a photo of a black cat at midnight if you leave the shutter open long enough, and you can take direct photos of the Sun with a fast enough shutter. Doing straight comparisons of two photographs is totally meaningless without knowing the details.