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Instructions MIchael Boss 05 Apr 03:15
  Instructions Partha Bagchi 05 Apr 09:35
MIchael Boss
2012-04-05 03:15:58 UTC (almost 13 years ago)

Instructions

I am a new forensic photographer and have been advised that this software is helpful in analyzing digital images for evidence of post manipulation. I am primarly interested in determining if anything has been added to the image post the original generation.

I am by no means an expert in either Photoshop or NIKON NX2 (which I use for my case photography enhancements according to strict procedural guidelines), ergo would appreciate any easy-to-understand and use methodologies to manipulate the GIMP software. Any suggestions will be much appreciated.

*Michael L. Boss ASse BSse CSP/CFP - CQCSM Crowne and Associates Forensic Photography*

4613 8th Avenue NE

Lacey, Washington 98516 mobile: 360-870-6660
land: 360-491-5037

Partha Bagchi
2012-04-05 09:35:47 UTC (almost 13 years ago)

Instructions

You can try this thread:

http://www.flickr.com/groups/gimpusers/discuss/72157624953781727/

On Wed, Apr 4, 2012 at 11:15 PM, MIchael Boss wrote:

I am a new forensic photographer and have been advised that this software is helpful in analyzing digital images for evidence of post manipulation. I am primarly interested in determining if anything has been added to the image post the original generation.

I amby no meansan expert in either Photoshop or NIKON NX2 (which I use for my case photography enhancements according to strict procedural guidelines), ergo would appreciate any easy-to-understand and use methodologies to manipulate the GIMP software. Any suggestions will be much appreciated.

Michael L. Boss ASse BSse CSP/CFP - CQCSM Crowne and Associates Forensic Photography

4613 8th Avenue NE

Lacey, Washington 98516

mobile: 360-870-6660 land: 360-491-5037

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