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It’s like this. My friend is often a handicapped person along with he sells pictures through internet to create a life. Some day, he found which his pic appeared to be uploaded on another photo-selling website also it really disturbed your pet. There is another thing we couldn’t make clear so we would like to seek advice within this forum:
This individual edited his photo by PHOTOSHOP 1) to trim the photo into smaller width and 2) to include his logo upon it. He then published the EDITED pic on his site and saved the original pic in CD-ROM. He never uploaded the original pic on world wide web and didn’t save the original pic in his PC. Strange is the fact that, when he found that his pic was uploaded with another website, it was the ORIGINAL pic (without the company logo and in its original size precisely as it has never also been trimmed before).
It was a pic connected with some kids playing to the beach. He trimmed the pic around their ankles however the stolen pic showed to their ankles (as in the original). Even a whole lot worse, that " theif" got rid of my friend’s logo design and added his own to market the pic.
We just wonder whenever a any software around which could " undo" the many process done within photoshop, or programs that could restore a jepg file even after many experts have saved. We usually are not familiar with the actual " compression" procedure of jpeg file so i am not sure whether the many (original) data of an digital picture is still contained in an edited-and-saved file.
That my friend’s photo being stolen would really cause difficulties in his livinghood so hopefully some experts might answer our dilemma. I appreciate your own advice and support.
Thank you very much.
You are welcome to WDF. This continues to be posted in the wrong forum really, but a moderator will move it available for you.
Firstly I’d like to express my sympathy that friend’s photograph continues to be stolen.
To my knowledge, it might be impossible to obtain the original file once it absolutely was edited, unless your partner had managed to obtain the CD.
I am not entirely sure in the situation here, but would it be possible to provide us a few links of showing what you usually are explaining at all
I’ll think of singular explanation without seeing the files, which is that possibly another website owner took the picture in the same place
The jpg format won’t hold such facts. JPEG is a final image format witch means no hold data which they can display to edit the pictuer like a PSD wich might hold layer facts or PCT which may carry an alpha sales channel. So the possability the fact that web based jpg was helpful to recreate or undo-options the changes a person’s friend made is not an option. To my knowledge, even the PSD(photoshop) format won’t carry ‘history’ information in the file itself. The ‘theif’ had to have some access towards orgional in some form and therefore display the orgional.
How/where did your friend obtain photo to begin with
Thank you for all you repyling.
This individual took the picture over a beach with a digital camera. One look so you can tell some people (the original and also the stolen) are the very same pic.
I just have this idea that, when you toned a pic the file size decreases, which indicates a decrease of data (of this trimmed portion). And without that component to data, the photo simply couldn’t end up being retrived. That sounds logical if you ask me. But as we don’t know how exactly any photo is " compressed" within photoshop, we only couldn’t make any conculstion by ouurselves, especially in this era you can duplicate a dinosaur in the event you find the DNA…
From what I understand, a jpeg file stores the images pixel by pixel and that’s whatever it holds. We made a complain towards theft site and now they have pulled the full site off — and that is why we couldn’t get the answer from these folks either.
Anyway thank you all very significantly. I just expect these copyright infringement won’t happen any more in internet.
Well its good they responded for a request.. And you’re correct in your own assumption of just how a jpg can be stored. But not like the dinosaur dna concern, each pixle of an jpg does not contain the ‘blue print’ for the whole image, just with regard to itself.
So I endure by my argument the fact that orgional pictuer have to have been compermised for some reason. After all you stated the fact that image was proved helpful in photoshop this did exist over a hard drive using some fashion, and you will find the possiability that your friend may have (accidently)uploaded the photo to his webspace(but not necessarily nessessarily a website) where somebody perhaps have gained access in order to it.. There a variety of ways the image may have been obtained, so maybe your friend should pay more attention spend money on how he proceeds his files all around since somebody has found methods to compermise them.
Helpful story, I was wondering if the picture was opened straight in the digital memory towards photoshop, or if the friend had this burnt onto a new CD-ROM first in the photo lab.
Is it possible tell us the precise sequence I’m estimating:
Camera -> Along with computer --> (1) Edited by using photoshop -> Sent to web --> (2) Used to CD by using other images within Memory
One possibility is the fact that they got the full image from that EXIF thumbnail in the image. The digital camera almost certainly saved this with the original, and Photoshop could possibly have left it hot. This seems essentially the most likely thing, unless someone with physical usage of the photos stole that, eg lab artist or thief.
Normally, no, if that photo is clipped, you can’t heal anything outside it, although you just might gain another 4-7 pixels in the edges. Your ideas were being interesting because theoretically JPEG uses Fourier Analysis to perform compression, and holograms carry a Fourier analysis of an 3D scene, and any little chunk of an hologram will reproduce the full scene, but that smaller the bit, the blurrier that image.
JPEG’s are like heaps of little 8×8 pixel holograms, hence you will be able to have another 4-7 pixels from that.
Is it possible tell us:
a) Size (in pixels) in the original
b) Size of watermarked in addition to cropped image, in addition to scaling used.
c) Size of ‘borrowed’ graphic on other model’s website.
Also this program http: //www. snapfiles. com/download/dleasyexif. html will show you all the EXIF data in the image, an