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Sometimes in anime there are panning shots. Vertical, horizontal, diagonal, etc.
Some anons take screenshots and stitch them together, either manually or with a program, to get the full view of what was on screen. Sometimes anons will post every stitch that an episode has just because. This an image board and sharing images is one of the main purposes. When they post all the stitches, they tend to say "last stitch" when theyre done to signal theyve finished posting that set
As for your image, idk what that is

>>292181701
>every stitch that an episode has
There's always some that get skipped.

>>292181977
Well, personally speaking, sometimes shows do pans that are so short they end up not adding anything to the scene. Wow another 50 pixels on the left side! These types of pans usually get skipped by me because they shouldn't have bothered with the pan to begin with and should have just left it as a still frame with some light animation

>>292180792
crunchyroll shills have bots that programmatically harvest and dump screencaps from subsplease releases, lest anyone want to post about a series organically using rips they don't control
>>292181977
the way panning shots are encoded leaves weird artifacting around the edges of the frames that need manual retouching for the full stitch, which bots can't do

>>292183558
>the way panning shots are encoded leaves weird artifacting around the edges of the frames
Can you give an example of this?

>>292183768
Not him but when making mine it's pretty common to have jagged edges (usually only a handfull of pixels in size) that you can either crop out or it may look fine if the background is transparent. I usually crop them. But that's just for simple vertical or horizontal panning. If it's doing anything more complex it can result in really weird image shapes (in terms of the image content) that I at least can't fix with my image editing skills.

closed mouth or open mouth stitching?