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To: PA Engineer

I was unaware that a Photoshop document, once compressed as a jpeg or other image type, could be broken back down into the layers they were in as a PSD.


1,882 posted on 08/04/2009 11:31:25 AM PDT by PowerPro (2009 - Conservative Revolution Reborn (Go Palin!))
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To: PowerPro

It’s not being broken down into ‘layers’ per se, but it’s being broken up into pieces of the original graphic, literally ‘dividing scanned photo’. It’s just improper terminology used.


1,887 posted on 08/04/2009 11:37:07 AM PDT by Adammon
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To: PowerPro; iSarah; PA Engineer

i Sarah, PA sixteen year old daughter is the one who found it, and showed her father....(out of the mouths of “babes”) She’s a new freeper (Jim has allowed her to post here)


1,898 posted on 08/04/2009 11:58:02 AM PDT by hoosiermama (ONLY DEAD FISH GO WITH THE FLOW.......I am swimming with Sarahcudah! Sarah has read the tealeaves.)
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To: PowerPro
Same here. I am catching flack on this and admit I am no expert. I understand the fourier algorithm however I wonder if the inverse transform could offer any help. If it cannot then that is fine. There is ample evidence of fraud just in the single posting of the two inverse images.

I need to catch up on this thread where I left off.

Will play with it more and port it back to my older full photoshop package to examine it and the bit mapping.

When I said I was catching flack I also meant that I received some "harassing" freepmail from a newbie. Does anyone know how to report mail abuse? Thanks.
1,900 posted on 08/04/2009 12:05:21 PM PDT by PA Engineer (Liberate America from the occupation media.)
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