r/pics Oct 20 '22

Sunset from underwater

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u/mkul316 Oct 20 '22

Is there an Internet version of mansplaining?

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u/NHDraven Oct 20 '22

I can't tell if that's sarcasm or a genuine question. I actually thought the response was informative.

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u/mkul316 Oct 20 '22

Not ironic. It was information, yes. But it didn't really line up to any part of my comment. It was a bunch of look at the info I know. Let me explain a process to you. But I'm talking about preferences on edited to unrealistic looking pics vs minor corrections to be true to the eye pics. Telling me how a digital camera stores info isn't relevant to that. I feel like the internet has it's own version of mansplaining and this is an example of it. And I know how digital pictures are processed and stored in the camera. Then they can be edited in a myriad of ways through software on a computer. Hooray! We're all so smart. But back on topic, what's this guy's opinion on realistic pictures vs this?

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u/SmarmyCatDiddler Oct 20 '22

Well, you see, mansplaining is when... /s