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Photoshop Currency Detection by Romanpoet at 7:30 am EDT, Sep 17, 2004 |
As many of you know, modern color copiers/Photoshop detect currency and refuse to scan/open such images. There has been some work in reverse-engineering what algorithms are used to determine what is currency. I am very much interested in expanding this work towards the end of creating false positives. [Think like a T-shirt that when worn would make you difficult to photograph, or artists discreetly embedding such watermarks inside photos that they dont want photoshopp'ed, etc.] Consider this a call for any comments/knowledge relating to this issue. Also see: http://www.wildspark.com/eurionize/ http://www.freedom-to-tinker.com/archives/000497.html |
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RE: Photoshop Currency Detection by skullaria at 8:21 am EDT, Sep 17, 2004 |
Once I did a Christmas print that just would NOT print out correctly. It kept looking more blue than the shade of green that I had wanted. The monitor was calibrated. The printer normally didn't have this problem. I happened by Office Depot later that day, thinking it was my color cartridge. It just happened that an HP rep was there. I explained my problem to him, and he said that HP printers were programmed that if they detected a certain shade of green to dump more cyan in the ink. I went home, not buying the expensive cartridge. I adjusted the shade of green JUST a bit, and it printed perfectly. I suppose I'd stumbled onto the color of money. -K. Romanpoet wrote: ] As many of you know, modern color copiers/Photoshop detect ] currency and refuse to scan/open such images. There has been ] some work in reverse-engineering what algorithms are used to ] determine what is currency. I am very much interested in ] expanding this work towards the end of creating false ] positives. [Think like a T-shirt that when worn would make ] you difficult to photograph, or artists discreetly embedding ] such watermarks inside photos that they dont want ] photoshopp'ed, etc.] ] ] Consider this a call for any comments/knowledge relating to ] this issue. ] ] Also see: http://www.wildspark.com/eurionize/ ] http://www.freedom-to-tinker.com/archives/000497.html |
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RE: Photoshop Currency Detection by StankDawg at 4:02 pm EDT, Sep 17, 2004 |
Romanpoet wrote: ] [Think like a T-shirt that when worn would make ] you difficult to photograph, or artists discreetly embedding ] such watermarks inside photos that they dont want ] photoshopp'ed, etc.] ] ] Consider this a call for any comments/knowledge relating to ] this issue. I don't know if this qualifies, but I thought if it as I was reading. It is a clear spray that you can put over your license plate that prevents cameras from being able to capture it on film. I found it interesting. http://www.phantomplate.com/ |
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PhantomPlate by Acidus at 6:09 pm EDT, Sep 17, 2004 |
I don't know if this qualifies, but I thought if it as I was reading. It is a clear spray that you can put over your license plate that prevents cameras from being able to capture it on film. I found it interesting.
Nice find Stank. PhantomPlate |
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Photoshop Currency Detection by Decius at 10:47 am EDT, Sep 17, 2004 |
RomanPoet has an interesting request: As many of you know, modern color copiers/Photoshop detect currency and refuse to scan/open such images. There has been some work in reverse-engineering what algorithms are used to determine what is currency. I am very much interested in expanding this work towards the end of creating false positives. [Think like a T-shirt that when worn would make you difficult to photograph, or artists discreetly embedding such watermarks inside photos that they dont want photoshopp'ed, etc.] Consider this a call for any comments/knowledge relating to this issue. Also see: http://www.wildspark.com/eurionize/ http://www.freedom-to-tinker.com/archives/000497.html |
Photoshop Currency Detection by k at 10:59 am EDT, Sep 17, 2004 |
As many of you know, modern color copiers/Photoshop detect currency and refuse to scan/open such images. There has been some work in reverse-engineering what algorithms are used to determine what is currency. I am very much interested in expanding this work towards the end of creating false positives. [Think like a T-shirt that when worn would make you difficult to photograph, or artists discreetly embedding such watermarks inside photos that they dont want photoshopp'ed, etc.] Consider this a call for any comments/knowledge relating to this issue. Also see: http://www.wildspark.com/eurionize/ http://www.freedom-to-tinker.com/archives/000497.html [ Very interesting thought. I'm afraid I don't have any expertise to assist, but I'll bump this thread at least... -k] |
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