Censored, then revealed

[Gee_Star]

I want to learn how to do this?

Any tips?

[Gee_Star]

Originally Posted by likestosharepics

Most exif viewers will display thumbnails from a file. There are web based exif viewers, the one I have used was Jeffrey's Exif Viewer.

Here is uncensored thumbnail from last picture.

I downloaded an exif viewer to attempt to see a picture before the ms paint edits were added and it still showed the pic with the edits

So I guess its pretty much permanent now.

[lorna366]

Originally Posted by eazye

i know these can be uncensored but not how

not sure if anygood?

[lorna366]

best of a bad effort. Thumb too small for picture, anyway you get an idea

Originally Posted by Adomus

Think anyone can try these ones too?

[Gee_Star]

What programs are yall using?

[lorna366]

Originally Posted by biffa

a few from me

not sure if covering old ground but needed some practice to contribute to this fun thread

[lorna366]

Originally Posted by watcherman

Another one

starting to get the hang of photoshop and opanda now

[lorna366]

Originally Posted by likestosharepics

Most exif viewers will display thumbnails from a file. There are web based exif viewers, the one I have used was Jeffrey's Exif Viewer.

Here is uncensored thumbnail from last picture.

Doesnt help when you have a small thumb to fit on a large picture. As its cropped the "expanded" door frame is distracting from the quality. Could clone the door from the decent picture using photoshop but are we more interested in her face or wood?

anyway you get the idea from this

[Gee_Star]

opanda and photoshop?

[lorna366]

Originally Posted by ~*ghetto_star*~

opanda and photoshop?

opanda to get the thumb and photoshop to do your scaling making etc etc.
You only take as much as needed from the thumb. eg the girl with the burt out eyes, sitting on the floor legs open, she had the eyes for me. I took them opened them up (expanded) then and them droppped them into the larger picture doing a bit of sharpening too.

That way you keep much of the quality of the large picture. Using opanda alone and expanding you would just get blurred parts that are already revealed.

with photoshop I have also found that sometimes (and only sometimes) by playing with the variations you can expose something that is blanked off.

its not magic and wont do everything and you also need to have some patience and be prepared that not all can be fixed