did you break the bad news?

 

The whole thing is a very bad photoshop job. Check out the guy's wrist on the chrono pusher side... even he is fake.

 

That BMW shift knob is probably in a Hyundai.

 

That would be better, but it is just artifacts from screenshoting the 3d photo... It's unfortunately legit, well the post is...

 

Now way, zoom in on the left top lug, it’s really obvious how it was pasted onto this photo.

 

Right here

 

It’s not just that side, and maybe that side less than the other:

 

Wow how I missed that one...

 

That’s some impressive facet work to the lug

 

Dude needs to work on his mouse skills. Perhaps try a trackpad or Wacom tablet

 

You guys..... just such disbelievers..... look, it's a 3D photo so it's just a trick of the light..... the guy's camera just can't keep up with those megapixels....

 

So you guys seem to think that some guy has photoshopped a watch on his wrist and meticulously added shading some places while he's crudely cut out the watch photo like that? It's a still of a 3d photo.

 

But where did the rest of the lug go?

 

On second look, you may be right, but there’s another issue...

I think the dial may be slightly misaligned relative to the hands, and the tilt of the earth’s axis.

Can someone please straighten out the photo then throw a grid across the whole thing so we can see how many fifths of a second it’s off?

 

As you know, I’d be happy to help - but right now I’m a little busy trying to determine what exactly is off in my Hungarian Porkolt

 

OK guys in a 3d photo....

It extrapolates the background from the foreground then paints in the areas that were eclipsed in the original shot. If you come across a 3d photo on Facebook, this is how all fake 3d photos work. It's trying to fake 3d by painting in a background that moves, if you move it a certain way then it "draws" in the missing data.

@JwRosenthal @cvalue13 @Dor_42 @Scarecrow Boat

 

So, it’s faking a bad photoshop job. Got it.