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Old 09-04-06, 17:35
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Why does the contrail in this picture appear broken? When I magnify the shot the broken effect disappears. I have several similar shots and I see the same thing in all of them.
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Old 09-04-06, 18:47
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The effect is due to resampling when the image is resized. It depends on what sampling method is used. Some methods include anti-aliasing techniques.
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