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This on the picture is not the QUEEN!
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Look at both picture is not the same person, the nose and mouth is totattly different and the lady in the car is not wearing a hat!!!! the Queen always has a hat on! check the pictures! [ link to www.dailymail.co.uk (secure)] Yes it is, no foul play at all OPIE. [ link to fotoforensics.com] Actually your link shows that to be a composite picture. Note the vertical lines in the mid part of the picture. Error Level Analysis fails. It's definitely shopped, but not how one might image, as in a head pasted onto a background. It is composite layers that have been seemed together, poorly. Oh. Good ..someone who understands this stuff! Are you referring to the dark/light line going vertically down right at the rearview mirror? And then there’s a chunk of more vertical lines in a rectangle shape where her dress hits the front seat Yes, that's the most noticeable one, and a few more to the left breaking the left side into smaller composites. As the ELA tutorial states: Edges Similar edges should have similar brightness in the ELA result. All high-contrast edges should look similar to each other, and all low-contrast edges should look similar. With an original photo, low-contrast edges should be almost as bright as high-contrast edges. Textures Similar textures should have similar coloring under ELA. Areas with more surface detail, such as a close-up of a basketball, will likely have a higher ELA result than a smooth surface. Surfaces Regardless of the actual color of the surface, all flat surfaces should have about the same coloring under ELA.
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