Is there a way to find out whether a photo was photoshopped?
Yes, there are many ways to figure out whether a photo has been Photoshopped.Open photo in notepad.This might take a while. Then search in the first few lines, the term “photoshop”. If the photo is edited by some other editor; it will be there.Check for abrasions and unnatural event like non sharp hair to background outlines in the photo. Or color inconsistencies.The device which took the photo has a particular signature digitally as well as optically. An expert can easily say that a particular photo is edited or un-edited.There is no test to my knowledge that will with certainty of 100% confirm modification of an image.
How can you tell if a photo has been photoshopped?
If done right, you cant... However, if you are savvy with image editing, there are ways you can tell some have been manipulated if the person doing the manipulation hasn't learned to - cover their tracks.. I won't get into too deep of detail here but you need to know image manipulation your self and what YOU would do in different circumstances. Zoom in on a image and look at the actual pixels. Pan around the image looking for distortions in the pixel layout and natural pattern, often there are disruptions in the flow, the pattern. The continuum is distorted and the pixels look dis-jointed.. Don't get your panties in a bunch here because this is also easy to hide by laying down a whole new layer of pixels, like a blanket, over the "fixed" image. Most of the time you have to use common sence God gave a grape to distinguish Bull $hit from fact. If it looks too good to be true, looks "odd" or your mind just says - wait a minute pardner, your prolly right in your thoughts... Your best action is to assume EVERYTHING has been fixed in some way or another, most likely.. it has..! Bob - Tucson
Real or Photoshopped?
http://youtube.com/watch?v=o2-jljqH578 The last pic in that vid the one with the zipper. Is it real or photoshopped. I can't figure that out and I really wanna know. Idr where I got the pic from ^-^"
Do you spell Photoshopped with 1 P or 2 P's?
I would spell it with 3 P's, just as you did - lol!
Has this image been Photoshopped?
The physical proportions that are generally common to everyone are wrong for the guy in red. And this has nothing to do with the amount of muscle. His head is the first problem. A normal person is six to seven times as tall as the size of their head. Falling significantly outside this range would indicate some biological or medical problem. The underlying skeletal structure is wrong as well. Even taking into account the extensive muscle development, the distance from the outside top of the shoulder to the neck is beyond deformed, and would result in severe impairment to the movement and rotation of the shoulder joints and tremendous stress to the vertebrae of the neck. Its common sense, if the bones of his upper body have grown larger (bones grow stronger and denser from weight lifting, not larger), why has his pelvis and most of his rib cage not increased in size as well. This is a manipulated image. This is something that is frequently done by body building enthusiasts, and you can find examples all over the internet. They modify an image to create a fantasy body that is impossible to have in real life.
How can you tell if an image is photoshopped or not?
Benny Ha has given you the forensic answer, but I think you mean, how can you tell just by looking?If it’s very well done, you can’t.If it is poorly done, an implausible scenario, or in fact too perfect, you will instinctively notice.Look at the shadows. They are quite difficult to reproduce in the exact shade and intensity of the original photo, when transposing something into the image, and difficult to place. Shadows all go the same way. If the light source is the sun, they will have no perspective. ////. If the light source is a solitary nearby lamp then the shadows could have perspective. /\.Look at the skin. Has any person on Earth got skin that smooth, without any blemishes at all? Really?Look at the scenario, can you really get a jetliner landing in a small town centre? A lion and a zebra drinking side by side at the same waterhole? A famous politician doing something absurd. Why didn’t you hear about that on the news? The answer is, if it looks implausible, it probably is.And then there are those beautiful landscape images doing the rounds on Facebook and the like, with a slight graininess to them, and larger than life colours. In my terms, they’ve been HDR overcooked. Taken beyond the range of what is natural in contrast, saturation and intensity. They have all been through the processing sausage machine.The attached is an example of a quick and easy photoshopped picture. I did this in just a few minutes for my local town Facebook page, in response to endless inconsiderate parking complaints. Bearing in mind 95% of the audience would be viewing it on their phones, it was rough and ready. The absolutely unbelievable thing about the photograph is the number of people who in all seriousness asked if the plane was still there!