Anonymous ID: f8ad0b June 19, 2018, 10:28 p.m. No.1825512   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5526

>>1825466

Flip the original Q image. Could be a picture of a reflection.

 

Either way consider both possibilities. The dark spot(s) or moles alone really make it hard to believe that the first twitter picture was that of our current POTUS 45.

 

The way I read it in terms of basic military strategy is it's smacktalking. In the first picture the head/face is not looking at the phone, the gaze is directed elsewhere. So the person in picture did not take the picture.

In the second picture, we do have someone who very much looks like current POTUS looking right at the phone/camera taking the picture.

Way I see it is that "Hey we can see you anytime, anywhere and I am looking at you right now. Say cheese!"

High level smacktalking and intimidation.

Anonymous ID: f8ad0b June 19, 2018, 10:36 p.m. No.1825584   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5622

>>1825520

Great work! When I checked out the image I saw it was 16bit, I knew something was afoot. I don't know of any basic cameras that do 16bit shots. 10 bit is already pushing it since most monitors, even professional ones go up to 10 bit + Look Up Tables.

>Would one of you iPhone owners snap a pic of something in full rez 16-bit PNG mode and post it here?

iphone x only has a 12 mp camera, it can't do 16-bit pictures, much less PNG.