Re: JPEGSnoop Sniffs Out Signs of Editing
Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 9:21 pm
If I take a photo of a manipulated photo, is the new unedited photo now also manipulated?
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"Deep thoughts...by Jack Handy."Buck Forester wrote:If I take a photo of a manipulated photo, is the new unedited photo now also manipulated?
I had the same initial misreading and the same reaction, but figured it out after a moment.trailblazer wrote:I misread your first sentence and thought "that ain't right", until I understood your point (at least, I think I did) - I read it as they look (as in look to publish) altered imagesmarkorr wrote:BTW most scientific journals in the biology realm look for altered images. They have pretty stringent rules on how images can be manipulated and how you make it clear that its been altered. My day job is a bench scientist so I run into this a lot, both in presenting data and reviewing others.