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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Hey all.
I know that photo blurring can be often reversed.
I feel though that blocking faces out of photos makes them look kind of unfriendly.
Any advice?  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Turn your face away, wear a hat tipped to conceal your features, use a prop to cover your face e.g. book, newspaper, fan.
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I'm liking this. Function and mystery! |
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"Hey all.
I know that photo blurring can be often reversed.
I feel though that blocking faces out of photos makes them look kind of unfriendly.
Any advice? "
Nope. Photo blurring can't be reversed. |
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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago
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"Hey all.
I know that photo blurring can be often reversed.
I feel though that blocking faces out of photos makes them look kind of unfriendly.
Any advice?
Nope. Photo blurring can't be reversed."
Depends on the method, some people swirl for example, that can be un-swirled. |
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"Hey all.
I know that photo blurring can be often reversed.
I feel though that blocking faces out of photos makes them look kind of unfriendly.
Any advice? "
Whilst possible, very unlikely. It takes more than photoshop. Given there are so many pics on the Internet with faces already clearly displayed, what are the odds that someone would bother to unblur yours.
Easier to just chat, feign interest get a face pic on the potential hint of a meet then block you and move on.
Its all about being comfortable with your own choices. |
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