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Could it be a door for anti missile devices?


Kevin KOssi
New York
Legacy 35%

On May 2, 2006, at 10:37 PM, Jeff Meininger wrote:

> James H. Keyworth wrote:
>
>> That still doesn't explain satisfactorily why I lost the tip of  
>> the Boeing fin, when no other edges are missing or curved.   
>> Especially since the phenomenon has never been repeated in the  
>> hundreds of similar photos I've taken.
>
> Reposting myself from 4-27, it appears to me to be a simple case of  
> the color that the top of the vertical stab is painted, and the  
> angle the picture is taken from.  The tip of the fin isn't lost- I  
> can see the real shape of the fin with my naked eye on good DVI- 
> connected monitor.
>
> If you don't believe me, just load up your "B-737 w C-46 tail.jpg"  
> from your 4-27 post into some photo editing software.  You can  
> easily "find" the remainder of the vertical stab by increasing the  
> contrast.  From there, you can play with sharpness or edge-detect  
> to really bring it out.
>
> Here is the image with a few filters applied...
> http://boxybutgood.com/jeff/lml_737/
>
> So no smoke, mirrors, or shutter errors.  Just a case of a sky-blue  
> paint job and a sky-blue sky.  :)
>
>
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