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From: tucker@ccvaxa.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Billy Meyers (sp?) and Pleiades Ast
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Date: Sun, 8-Dec-85 14:49:00 EST
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Posted: Sun Dec  8 14:49:00 1985
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>......................................There is commercial image
>processing equipment that digitizes photos and does interactive
>"paint program" stuff, matting, etc in high resolution, then prints
>them (to film).  The cover showed flying saucers flying near
>the Transamerica building in North Beach, SF; inside the article
>were many "before and after" pictures, like the National Geographic
>cover where they moved the pyramid over to make it fit.
>
>Truly amazing -- don't believe ANY photo these days.  Technology has
>come a long way since Playboy's 1950s airbrushes...

Don't you believe those Playboy pictures either.  I saw a show on TV
the other day (Maybe it was PM magazine, not sure) that showed an
advertiser touching up the pictures.  They used a complex computer
system that could do anything from changing the color of the models
eyes and hair, removing all those skin blemishes, and just about
anything else.  Next they showed a cosmetic surgeon that used the
system to show his patients what they would look like after a nose
job, face lift, or whatever.