
PM Modi Posing With Nikon Camera- Canon Lens Cover? BJP Slams Congress, TMC
On his 72nd birthday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi released eight cheetahs in Kuno National Park of Madhya Pradesh. After releasing the animal, the PM entered in a photography mode with his Nikon camera. In no time, photographs of Modiji’s photography skills went viral on social media handles. But! with little modifications.
After the Cheetah was launched into the national park, a photograph of Modiji holding a locked camera was shared widely on social media platforms. In the picture, Modiji was seen taking shots with a locked Nikon camera with a Canon cap on it.
The image revealed that the lens cap was of the Canon brand while the camera was of Nikon. Several users took a jibe at PM’s photography talent with a locked camera Many leaders like Dr Udit Raj, Unorganized Workers and Employees Congress (KKC) chairman, Ex-Congress MP Digvijay Singh, UP Congress Committee President Virendra Chaudhary, and others mocked PM Modi’s picture.
There is only one man in the world that is Modi ji who can use this locked camera and take pictures as well . @INCIndia @kkc_india pic.twitter.com/JlfAv0F2uu
— Dr. Udit Raj (@Dr_Uditraj) September 18, 2022
I can’t believe it. I am sure it is morphed. Is it? Alt News, can you please check it?
?@narendramodi?
?@AltNews?
?@zoo_bear? pic.twitter.com/3O0AeXnODa— digvijaya singh (@digvijaya_28) September 19, 2022
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— Virendra Chaudhary (@VirendraUPCC) September 17, 2022
FACT Check – Is The Viral Picture Real?
While the picture entertained everyone, it was only a part of fake news trending on social media platforms because the photograph was a morphed one. Here is a fact check on Modi camera:
- Canon lenses are not designed for Nikon cameras.
- The angle of the camera lens differs from that of the camera.
- The image of Modiji is a mirrored image which means the Nikon print is a reversed print while the lens print is in proper order.
- The size of the cover does not fit with the lens size.
As the opposition side sparked the controversy, Narendra Modi and BJP supporters went to Twitter to give a reality check. Some included TFI media founder Atul Mishra, TV Anchor Meenakshi Joshi, National Executive Committee member Dr Anirban Ganguly, and others.
After several attempts today I succeeded in taking a shot with a Nikon camera which had a Canon lid on it & this is what I clicked:
A specific specie of vermin called “Gollum Sircar” -rare,on the verge of extinction, survives mainly on putrid septic tank garbage! @jawharsircar pic.twitter.com/EcG82Mjxjv
— Dr. Anirban Ganguly (@anirbanganguly) September 18, 2022
Please don't hesitate to share the actual one @Dr_Uditraj . This is Nikon's camera. https://t.co/8WzrE2kI20 pic.twitter.com/QrRy0YAdoN
— Meenakshi Joshi ?? (@IMinakshiJoshi) September 18, 2022
Nikon ke camera me cannon ka dhakkan.
Zoom karne par cannon doesn’t pixelate like the rest of the camera
Dhakkan ka orientation bhi wrong hai, go to photoshop > Edit > Transform Image > Flip Horizontal
Dhakkan ka size bhi fit nahi ho raha
Aise jeetoge election chutiyon?
— Atul Mishra (@TheAtulMishra) September 18, 2022