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10/05/2025 2:20 pm
Computer assisted, photo-enhancement software & videos have been around for quite some time; however, this "art form" has evolved into something truly remarkable. I regard this particular video as nothing short of astonishing. By any measure this IS living history.
10/05/2025 3:11 pm
THAT is absolutely incredible! It truly brings the historic past to REAL life!!
John Kuvakas and Christopher Moroni reacted
10/05/2025 3:27 pm
Scary good. And they don't all break into grins like some earlier AI.
10/05/2025 3:39 pm
Yes, as you say, scary good. I could see only one slight hiccup in the whole thing, at 0.38 when the horse's two front legs seem to momentarily lift off the ground at the same time before getting into stride.
Graeme.M. Ogg
London U.K.
10/05/2025 3:44 pm
@graeme-ogg That's not unnatural Graeme....our original 1HP Trabant "engine" did the same thing in quarter mile testing when the staging light turned green. Over here that action is called a hole shot.
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10/05/2025 5:26 pm
"...at 0.38 when the horse's two front legs seem to momentarily lift off the ground....."
Wow! You're 100% correct Graeme! 😲 😲 😲 - and I thought I was an eagle eye! 😬 😬 😬 😬
Tony Perrone and John Kuvakas reacted
10/05/2025 6:58 pm
Unbelievable! Truly unbelievable.
Zeeky Banutski
The People’s Republic of Maryland
10/05/2025 9:39 pm
@chris, or, for a more descriptive term, "a hoofshot" or a "hoofie."
Gosh JK your comment reminded me of the difficulty the farrier had welding "hoofie bars" to our Trabant nag's hind shoes. I had plum forgotten!
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Tony Perrone and Christopher Moroni reacted
10/05/2025 10:51 pm
Yes, incredible!
John Bono
North Jersey
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