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File: 206aab3952a6dcf⋯.jpg (38.17 KB,640x480,4:3,130926-210228.jpg)

creepy filter Anonymous 06/06/18 (Wed) 23:43:56 No.1560

hey /p/ this is a picture I took with an old Chromebook I used to have. I have absolutely no idea how this happened, as I was taking some other pictures along this one and those turned out fine. I just thought this would be the most appropriate place to ask what could have happened to the software that made this happen and if there is a way to replicate it as a filter. Sorry for the time watermark, I used to have the picture without it but I lost it.

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Anonymous 06/06/18 (Wed) 23:55:01 No.1561

File: 4e47ea0f4258dd4⋯.png (185.98 KB,384x384,1:1,152832915853596972.png)

here is the same picture compressed and cropped

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Anonymous 06/07/18 (Thu) 13:28:42 No.1563

File: 7158aa367153c9a⋯.png (86.23 KB,319x475,319:475,jaffa calling.png)

Phones, laptops and various other devices with cameras have their exposure settings managed by software that automatically sets the iso, shutter time etc and then does a fair bit of processing to normalize contrast and brightness.

What happened here is your laptop's camera drivers shitting the bed, underexposing the picture and then attempting to recover what it could in processing.

You can replicate the same effect by just fucking around with levels

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Anonymous 06/07/18 (Thu) 14:06:05 No.1564

>>1563

thanks for the info broda, much appreciated

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