Digital Fingerprint
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xof711
Registered: Aug 21, 2008
Total Posts: 189
Country: United States

Did you know that your DSLR camera has a unique digital fingerprint?

Because of the way the sensor's pixels pick the information to process, it creates a photo unique to each camera and scientist think they can trace it back to the owner of the camera!!!

Let's be careful guys

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Bernie
Registered: Aug 24, 2002
Total Posts: 3769
Country: United States

I doubt that once you've done much of any PP it's traceable. Once the pixels have been interpolated, smoothed, sharpened, etc., the fingerprint is gone...

It's like trying to read your fingerprints through gloves...



EB-1
Registered: Jan 09, 2003
Total Posts: 18597
Country: United States

Or they can check the EXIF data.

EBH



xof711
Registered: Aug 21, 2008
Total Posts: 189
Country: United States

Bernie wrote:
I doubt that once you've done much of any PP it's traceable. Once the pixels have been interpolated, smoothed, sharpened, etc., the fingerprint is gone...

It's like trying to read your fingerprints through gloves...

Good point...



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