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Originally Posted by capnhowdy
I can't see the 'shop. I looked hard. Rubber stamped? What does that mean? Pardon my ignorance.
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The rubber stamp or clone tool is
when you use data from another part of the photo, or from another photo to cover up something.
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Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce
I don't see it in the 1.66 meg version, but I'm hardly an expert. Actually I'm hardly an amateur.
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Originally Posted by bluraven
Poorly? I didn't even notice it untill you pointed that out. Hehe.
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Ok, I guess its not that poorly done if I didn't even notice it right away. I say its poorly done because I eventially found it. A good photoshop job leaves you wondering if its real or not, with no hard evidence. You can tell it was rubber stamped because there are repeating patterns. The reason this one popped out at me is because electrostatic discharges appear organic and continuous, but at the very bottom on the right side you can see unconnected discharges. I have to grant that whoever did this, worked hard.
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Originally Posted by Kagen4o4
im guessing it has something to do with people trying to recreate it from the photo maybe?
like how google earth has the american congress building blurred. some kind of safety reasons?
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I thought so too. But after looking at it again for you guys, I noticed that the photoshop was probably done to stitch two photos together along the edge of the main photo; probably due to the cutoff you get from a
fisheye lens. This is evidenced by the upper right corner being all black which it shouldn't be if compared to the exposure in the upper left. And if you look very closely at the upper right ceiling, the roof trusses don't line up.
enough analysis