Was Obama's Certificate of Birth Photoshopped?, page 7
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reply posted on 16-6-2008 @ 08:31 PM by Andrew E. Wiggin
reply to post by CaptGizmo



When is the race card used?

When someone says "he's trying to get back to his black roots" in a negative context.

When someone says something racially motivated.

I believe it speaks for its self. You generalize way too much to support your claim. your own generalizations debuff your argument.
Nobody says "your'e racist if you dont support obama" but people do say "you're racist if you dont support obama because of his skin color or his ties to the muslim world"

which SO many members here have made it abundantly clear that those are parts of the reasons they dont support obama.

A guy in this thread did it on this very page where he talks about "Obama did id to get back to his black roots" as if it were some bad thing for Barack to do.


reply posted on 16-6-2008 @ 08:43 PM by CaptGizmo
reply to post by Andrew E. Wiggin


Actually He did not say Obama was trying to get back to his black roots. Thats the way you chose to interpret it. He said Obamas wifes thesis about how blacks needed to get back to their roots.He did not write the thesis; Obamas wife did. I am playing the devils advocate here and not taking any side in this particular argument. I just get frustrated when I here time and time again whether it is here or out and about people who support Obama calling anyone who questions his background or decisions a racist.If you have not experienced this then you are lucky.I have experienced this myself in questioning his lie about his CFR membership.If we are not to question a candidate for presidents background regardless of his race or religion then we might as well just give up all our rights now.


reply posted on 16-6-2008 @ 08:47 PM by jamie83
Originally posted by HaTaX
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post by jamie83



Exactly, the difference in contrast creates more visible artifacting between blocks that are next to each other.

Hopefully those images show what I'm talking about easily. You can click on them to see the full view.


Great examples! Thanks!!!!

Would this same effect be seen in the scanning process base on the quality of the scan?

Am I correct that if the scan was a high resolution and the saved jpg a lower resolution, would distortion be more likely in a layer that WAS photoshopped?

Or would the distortion be the same whether the text was dropped in or not??


reply posted on 16-6-2008 @ 09:18 PM by jamie83
Originally posted by Andrew E. Wiggin
reply to
post by CaptGizmo



When is the race card used?

When someone says "he's trying to get back to his black roots" in a negative context.


I wasn't doing anything in a negative context. I was paraphrasing what Obama wrote in his own book.



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reply posted on 16-6-2008 @ 09:22 PM by jamie83
Originally posted by BRQuick



If you look close, on the bottom left it even says (Rev. 11/01). Something tells me an original 1961 birth certificate couldn't have been revised in November 2001.



I guess that strike was really a ball.

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FYI... if you use photobucket to upload your photos, you can put an img tag in the post to embed the images. This is how it would look, except use [ brackets instead of curly:

{img}www.photobucket.com...####{/img}


reply posted on 16-6-2008 @ 10:19 PM by BRQuick
I imagine that the original scanned document was scanned at a high resolution and then scaled down so it was easily viewable on the web.

So, I present to you a PERFECT example. It's a document that was scanned at a high resolution. Straight off the scanner.

Here's a link to the original scan. It's a PNG, and it's BIG. 8.3 MB. I'm guessing the first scan of BHO's birth certificate was something around this size.



Now, I resized it for viewing on the web. This one is a JPG and only 75KB.



You can download and view them if you like, or you can just have a look at the difference here.




The same section, zoomed in. The first, a PNG at high resolution. The second, the JPG resized. Note the JPG artifacts, just like the ones on the BHO birth certificate. And it's all just from resizing and not "photoshopping" anything.

***EDIT - Thanks jamie83 for the Photobucket tip***


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reply posted on 16-6-2008 @ 10:23 PM by frankky
reply to post by jamie83



You are just another bitter Hillary supporter! Frankly I don't care if Obama was born in Mars I would still vote for him because I think he's the best candidate for president.
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