Mike Mason1
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It was nice to see a Kodak SLR is used on a tv show!
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Did anyone see CSI on tv last night?
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Rumpelstielzchen
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Mike Mason1
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could be! I fell asleep before the end!
Yes, your Honor, the photographic evidence conclusively proves the perpetrator was Italian . . .
Warren Sarle
Senior Member
Fantasy. This is one of those shows where they can capture a frame from a video surveillance camera and make a 4x6 foot print to count the perpetrator's nose hairs.
tbosley
Leading Member
Did not see the Kodak, though previous shows I oft see the Nikon coolpix with the super-mini-ccd 
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David Clark
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and I promise I did not photoshop the smoking gun into photo...... nor did I remove the lipstick from the glass with the clone tool.....
moe seriously, is it only Canon who offer a "data verification kit" so that checksummed pics can be delivered with proof they've not been altered?
i mean, it's not like law enforcement are small customers . . .
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David Clark
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raw files cannot be retouched - only the jpegs/tiff made from them... i know of a couple of systems that are used by police etc that show up any amendment - I recall IWS who also do pro photography software have sothing of that ilk too.....
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Pierre Courtejoie
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No, you could forge a raw file. You can alter the exif, for instance.
Some companies create circuitry to simulate the images taken by a raw chip to create the DSP, etc... Remember, it is only ones and zeroes...
Some companies create circuitry to simulate the images taken by a raw chip to create the DSP, etc... Remember, it is only ones and zeroes...
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