Jim Henderson <nos### [at] nospam com> wrote:
> > As I said in my post, it's perfectly possible to make a photo of the
> > Moon so that it looks enormous compared to the details on the ground.
> > Just use a really strong zoom.
> There would be artifacts, stretching, or *something* that made it obvious
> it was faked using optics.
Faked? Faked compared to what? What is a "normal" zoom level?
Is the image shown by a microscope "faked"? How about an image taken by
Hubble? Is that "faked" as well? What's the difference?
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- Warp
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