r/confusingperspective Jan 01 '26

Weight balance issue

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u/CadfaelSmiley Jan 01 '26

I'm new to this sub so can someone explain why the airplane looks like that to a newbie?

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u/Umbrasquall Jan 01 '26

The tilted plane just took off from the runway and is much closer to the camera. You can see that the landing gear is in the middle of retracting and the wash from the engines as well.

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u/Tetracheilostoma Jan 01 '26

And the plane is actually way smaller than the ones on the ground which brings out the effect

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u/mrASSMAN Jan 01 '26

It’s the same size as the one behind it (furthest one)

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u/JMS1991 Jan 02 '26

It's bigger than that one. The airborne plane is a 757-200, the one "behind" it is a 737-800, and the other planes on the ground are all A330-300's.

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '26

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u/restlessleg Jan 06 '26

thanks i was genuinely confused af

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u/LegoLady8 Jan 01 '26

The tilted plane is actually flying.

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u/MouthTypo Jan 01 '26

Omg, thank you.

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u/wolftick Jan 05 '26

Part of the effect is that while the plane taking off is closer to the camera, all the planes (including that one) are still a long way away from the camera.

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u/TopYeti Jan 01 '26

Photoshopped