So I'm just gonna point out that the image of the barcode on the right consists of two key parts:
The sheet of paper which is at a clear angle, and the red rectangle, which is seated parallel in the image.
The red rectangle serves to create an optical illusion that the barcode is at an angle, when it isn't, the sheet of paper is at an angle. Look at the bottom right - the bottom of the sheet of paper is slanting up to the right.
What the fuck is this? I don't trust this. Come on people, be a little more skeptical, this image is fucking horseshit.
So I'm just gonna point out that the image of the barcode on the right consists of two key parts:
The sheet of paper which is at a clear angle, and the red rectangle, which is seated parallel in the image.
The red rectangle serves to create an optical illusion that the barcode is at an angle, when it isn't, the sheet of paper is at an angle. Look at the bottom right - the bottom of the sheet of paper is slanting up to the right.
What the fuck is this? I don't trust this. Come on people, be a little more skeptical, this image is fucking horseshit.
Yeah, I couldn't work out what the deal was with the "misaligned" stuff. It's clearly because the paper/photo is at an angle...