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Originally Posted by NullNix
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No gradient is discernible in use, which is surely the only thing that matters. That you have to resort to cutting the image up and pasting it in different positions suggests that you cannot discern a gradient in the unmodified photos either. Are you suggesting that no screen is acceptable unless it can be sliced up and its pieces repositioned in different places and still look identical?! Why?
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You're spinning this wrong.
The purpose of the splicing is not to see for himself if the gradient exists. I too can make out that the gradient exists on the unmodified pictures.
The splicing is done to make it obvious to the deniers that it exists.