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Validity of method

As this appears to be a picture taken of the original using a smartphone (camera flash visible, silhouette of photographer distinguishable), are the assumptions underpinning the analysis valid? Specifically, can the ratio of the semi-major to semi-minor axis be assumed to be equal to that of the original? Not suggesting that I don't think it is, I'm just curious. What sort of compound effect would a reasonable angular offset of the smartphone camera have?

Wrong date

August 29, 2019, not September 29, 2019 bruv.

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