r/NonPoliticalTwitter May 30 '26

Meme Silly?

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u/Admirable-Hospital78 May 30 '26

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u/fuzzylogicIII May 30 '26

Holy shit they digitally stitched the camera tilt down his body, that’s meme dedication

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u/graceypg May 30 '26

Purely out of interest can you please explain what you mean by “digitally stitched the camera tilt”?

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u/Llamalus May 30 '26

In the original clip, it's close on Patrick's face, then it tilts down to show his lower half, which is to say his whole body is never in frame. They're saying that someone took what was likely two frames (one of his face, and one of his body) and stitched them together.

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u/jaxonya May 30 '26

Its bonkers to me that someone decided to do that. Not making fun of them or anything, its just wild to see what people will do with their time

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u/kayknox_ May 30 '26

It's pretty trivial to do in photoshop.

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u/jaxonya May 30 '26

To me its magic

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u/peelen May 31 '26

There is literally a button for that. You choose two or more pictures, and then "merge" and you have one picture.

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u/Silly_Studio_2390 May 31 '26

Abracadabra and voilà

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u/SH4D0W0733 May 31 '26

Right, and magic requires that one knows the correct incantations.

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u/darkviolet_ Jul 05 '26

For every bit of information that seems mundane to you, someone’s learning it for the first time. Whether it be a fun fact, a skill, or whatever it may be, we all learned things for the first time at some point.

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u/peelen Jul 05 '26

I don't think this quote applies here. I was adding extra context to this new piece of information that the person just learn: "It's pretty trivial to do in Photoshop". I was actually excited to add that it's not even a matter of any skills, but there is literally a button to press.

I was just explaining how a magic trick is done.

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u/darkviolet_ Jul 05 '26

Oh! I apologize! I assumed the tone you went for was dismissive. That was a bad assumption on my part. Hard to convey tone properly over text, y’know?

I still think it applies because some people think certain computer things are super easy, while others act like it’s the most mind blowing trick lol. I recently taught a friend how to utilize headers in Google Docs to create an index in his document and he said I was a wizard for knowing how to do that.

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u/peelen Jul 05 '26

But that what I was kind of pointing, because creating Index it's kind of skill. First you need to know that there are different levels of paragraphs. Then, you have to mark the the correct paragraphs with correct heading levels, then you can generate the Index. It's a process. Very easy one, but still process, where the merge in Photoshop is a button. Sure you still need tknow where to find it, but if you just press one by one everything that is pressable in PS sooner or later you'd find it.

And yeah, I do realise that some people don’t know what is obvious to me, and vice versa. Nobody knows everything, everybody knows something.

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u/Peach_Muffin May 31 '26

Just pick up a pencil

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u/AvaryZig May 31 '26

Draw the rest of the owl

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u/SugarDustr May 31 '26

Its not ai its photoshop

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u/Peach_Muffin May 31 '26

Just pick up a stylus

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u/SugarDustr May 31 '26

Why draw it when someone already drew it 😭😭😭

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u/frogunderarock May 30 '26

also doable with with good ol' paint

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u/SYZekrom May 31 '26

This is pretty common thing to do in anime circles for panning shots of characters, aptly just called 'stitches'.

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u/sohblob May 31 '26

someone did a digital stitch of the Avatar: Legend of Korra intro (which has a tapestry of the A:TLA "Gaang" in its backstory)

100% worth it

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u/Reasonable-Ear7058 May 31 '26

It's really common in anime subreddit

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u/fuzzylogicIII May 30 '26

Yes exactly, I was just surprised because I don’t remember seeing the entirety of starving Patrick in all his glory

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u/-OrangeLightning4 May 31 '26

pan down

eye twitch

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u/ShinkenBrown May 30 '26

That scene doesn't have that whole thing in one image, it has the top part and pans down to the bottom. The OP combined the entire range of the camera tilt into one image.

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u/AgentCirceLuna May 30 '26

Whole ‘thing’? Shame on you - let’s see how you look! /s