Originally posted by twhitehead
Yes it is reasonable. And I have references:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shroud_of_Turin#Medieval_photography
Do you have references to the contrary?
The photograph of the Shroud is the only known two dimensional image on Planet Earth that displays the amazing three dimensional property when viewed with the VP8 Image Analyzer.
Since the VP8 Image Analysing Computer technology was not invented until 1976, it seems inconceivable that Leonardo da Vinci, or any other mediaeval artist, would be technically able to create such an image using a technology that would not be discovered for a further 4 centuries! Where would he start? Why would he even want to?
Even with the technology available today a duplicate of the Shroud of Turin can not be produced that exhibits all the properties of the Shroud.
http://www.freechristianteaching.org/modules/smartsection/item.php?itemid=158#axzz2NoaxSyGF
I suppose the Mediaeval artist went arount collecting flower samples and pollen from plants that only grow is the Dead Sea area of Israel to make his fake more realistic.
http://shroud2000.com/ArticlesPapers/Article-PollenEvidence.html
Then who was able to fake the Sudarium of Oviedo to have the blood stains that line up with those on the Shroud of Turin long before that artist made the Shroud of Turin? You got to be kidding or plain stupid.