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**gundas** · 08-15-2007, 04:42 PM

it's easy to assume the trees look identical. those types of trees grown in the same patterns constantly. you can overlay them on top of each other and get matches quiet easily, but that is not the correct way to determine a match. you have to change the colors of the trees making them black and white then attempting an overlay. then you can tell for sure how identical they may be. hope this provides some insight into checking out duplicate objects images. why would someone do such a fantastic job on the ufo's as well as their movement and make such an amateurish move on the trees by just duplicating them?

08-15-2007, 04:42 PM	#16
gundas Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 488 Senior Member	it's easy to assume the trees look identical. those types of trees grown in the same patterns constantly. you can overlay them on top of each other and get matches quiet easily, but that is not the correct way to determine a match. you have to change the colors of the trees making them black and white then attempting an overlay. then you can tell for sure how identical they may be. hope this provides some insight into checking out duplicate objects images. why would someone do such a fantastic job on the ufo's as well as their movement and make such an amateurish move on the trees by just duplicating them?
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