(09-27-2021, 06:57 PM)gordi Wrote:(09-27-2021, 06:37 PM)Kenzo Wrote: Well damn look`s like it was not then "the nessie" but digitally created fake nessie ? Or what is the final verdict ?
I'm sorry to say that the jury is leaning quite heavily towards it being a photo of toy plesiosaur digitally inserted into video (twice) to get more clicks for charity video, but it may not yet be 100%... I'm waiting to hear replies from the rest of the guys first!
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Thanks for the red-canoe image, I just couldn't grab it with my laptop!
But sure enough, as the TOS member said, there's the red canoe and there's the disturbance in the water nearby!
In regards of @Kenzo's query, I don't think it was an intentional fake generated by the YouTuber.
The charity-click connection isn't the best of optics and the signals it sends in fooling the public could have repercussions
on their donations. I mean, what else are they up to in the world of deceit? -that sort of thing.
Richard Maver -the Youtuber, has put too much work into his hobbies and being a commercial pilot.. again, bad optics.
I can make the toy Plesiosaur work to fit the shape in the original location claim, but I'm struggling to accept that
the outdoors-man and professional pilot would screw up his standing with those who took part in the charity canoeing,
his YouTube subscribers and the Alzheimer's society.
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