Caption This!... (Mitchell's)
- Thread starter Terry_Lasater
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HorseFilms
Look ma no hands
Best promotional campaign ever!
That's some bad Photoshop. They could at least have used an actual word.
rsbush
Well-known member
It is an actual word.
ryan brown
lOwEr CaSe Member
That's what I thought at first glance... and second. Then I realized it's the door being opened vs. closed thats causing the illusion.
Unless you were kidding. Then I was too
Barry_Green
Moderator
Mitchell's Wholesale Provedores
Warilla Grove
WARILLA
NSW, 2528
Australia
02 4295 1409
According to PhotoShopDisasters, this isn't a photoshop. I think Ryan's right, it's actually the door sliding open that's causing the... um... well, the second photo...
Warilla Grove
WARILLA
NSW, 2528
Australia
02 4295 1409
According to PhotoShopDisasters, this isn't a photoshop. I think Ryan's right, it's actually the door sliding open that's causing the... um... well, the second photo...
Gord.T
Still "Senior Member"
In the first photo the phone number on the door ends with a 6 and an apparant shadow line runs vertically cutting through the 'o' in Wholesale.
In the second shot, assuming the door has been opened, the vertical line originating from the '6' rises up and appears to also cut though the 'o' which almost blends into the second word.
Although the shadow the door casts is not there I'm sure that's due to the sun's position.
Looks legit to me.
And the shadows on the tin roof show that some time has lapsed between photos so it's not a case of manipultating a single photo. The shadows on the street, the van's roof and behind the van also suggest that.
The camera also seems to have been repositioned between shots.
There is one oddity though that I can't explain off hand.
1/ One of the blue boxes in the lower right is missing, but I doubt it was moved in the time frame between when the pictures were taken. That's assuming the van wasn't moved between shots. That means it would have been hard to get that blue bin out of there. Wouldn't it have been better to wait until the van moved? There could be a couple explantions for that in that it was carted out by hand or the pictures were taken of the same van but during different days. Maybe they deliver around the same time everyday. The latter shot taken first, then the first shot taken later as an after thought to compare the two.
That was fun. Terry does it again.
In the second shot, assuming the door has been opened, the vertical line originating from the '6' rises up and appears to also cut though the 'o' which almost blends into the second word.
Although the shadow the door casts is not there I'm sure that's due to the sun's position.
Looks legit to me.
And the shadows on the tin roof show that some time has lapsed between photos so it's not a case of manipultating a single photo. The shadows on the street, the van's roof and behind the van also suggest that.
The camera also seems to have been repositioned between shots.
There is one oddity though that I can't explain off hand.
1/ One of the blue boxes in the lower right is missing, but I doubt it was moved in the time frame between when the pictures were taken. That's assuming the van wasn't moved between shots. That means it would have been hard to get that blue bin out of there. Wouldn't it have been better to wait until the van moved? There could be a couple explantions for that in that it was carted out by hand or the pictures were taken of the same van but during different days. Maybe they deliver around the same time everyday. The latter shot taken first, then the first shot taken later as an after thought to compare the two.
That was fun. Terry does it again.
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