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From: packer@amarna.gsfc.nasa.gov (Charles Packer)
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Subject: News photo contains "smart glitch?"
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Date: 26 Apr 91 00:37:47 GMT
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There is an interesting photograph on page A3 of today's
(Thursday, April 25) New York Times in which a scanning
glitch seems to discriminate between foreground and background
in the image. Two ropes running diagonally across the foreground
have short segments shifted cleanly to the left at a point
where they are 1.05 inches from the bottom of the picture.
Objects behind the ropes, however, such as the legs of the
people standing behind the ropes, have had nothing shifted!