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reptilehouse Sep 06, 2003 01:56 AM

This is pic of a leo that someone wanted to trade me. It came to me in a "paint" file. It looks as though they colored it in with purple coloring? They said no, just thought I would share! No I did not trade for it, too wierd looking ya think?

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Replies (4)

iluvblackfrancis Sep 06, 2003 02:05 AM

why would anyone paint it like that. it looks like a very normal gecko to me. anyway, its good to steer clear eith signs as obvious as it being a paint file.
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xelda Sep 06, 2003 02:17 AM

I don't think it was painted purple. The contrast's just been decreased, and that tends to make the colors funky. It's not suspicious, just a bad quality photo.
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davecable Sep 06, 2003 02:41 AM

I don’t think the animal was changed, as far as painting or dying goes. It is just a poor photo of a normal gecko. The tiles around him have the same tainted color.

Lucien Sep 06, 2003 04:29 PM

That picture hasn't been altered. What happens when you blow up a very grainy photo like that is that the dialated pixels "soften" or smear... so you get overlaps of that type. I work on digital graphics with quite a few programs. That picture was taken with a very poor quality camera and lighting.. The colors are probably washed out due to low contrast and a too dark area.. The lavender color is probably just "visible" because of the low quality. And it will smear when the size is increased enough.

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