If you took a photograph of the same building with different cameras and different focal lengths that too will look different. Like the 2012 image, NASA has explained why it looks different from all the others (different focal length), you can see the story here, http://blogs.agu.org/geospace/2016/02/18/how-the-viirs-blue-marble-image-came-about/
I haven’t taken those photographs so I can’t know if they are real or not. But I can check if different focal length of a lens will produce the effect shown as North America have different sizes. I did my own test where you can see that different focal lengths will produce this size changing effect.
They fired their lead Photoshop expert:
haha, that moon in the background :D good one!
Nice post 😊 @barber78 just give you up vote
nice post
If you took a photograph of the same building with different cameras and different focal lengths that too will look different. Like the 2012 image, NASA has explained why it looks different from all the others (different focal length), you can see the story here, http://blogs.agu.org/geospace/2016/02/18/how-the-viirs-blue-marble-image-came-about/
yeah -----> BS
What is bs? Are you claiming different focal length won't produce the effect of different sizes of North America?
This hurts my head, do you claim these are real?!so 2007 and 2012 are the same planet and they are real photos?!Is that what you are saying?
I haven’t taken those photographs so I can’t know if they are real or not. But I can check if different focal length of a lens will produce the effect shown as North America have different sizes. I did my own test where you can see that different focal lengths will produce this size changing effect.