It's really hard to imagine having this severe a misunderstanding of how, like, cameras and image manipulation work.
It's like asking what knob on your stove turns hamburger into a live bird.
On the other hand, we see so much crazy CGI movie magic and deepfakes and crap like that, that I can almost understand this. When anything is possible with images, if you have literally no idea how that stuff is done, this seems like a reasonable question.
It's actually pretty easy in the newest build of Chrome. You have to select Open Image in New Tab while holding shift. Then you can choose Flip Image (Contextual) so that it knows to flip within the image meta data.
the-incredible-ape on May 23rd, 2018 at 03:21 UTC »
It's really hard to imagine having this severe a misunderstanding of how, like, cameras and image manipulation work.
It's like asking what knob on your stove turns hamburger into a live bird.
On the other hand, we see so much crazy CGI movie magic and deepfakes and crap like that, that I can almost understand this. When anything is possible with images, if you have literally no idea how that stuff is done, this seems like a reasonable question.
SectoidEngineer on May 23rd, 2018 at 04:55 UTC »
Just print the picture out and then turn the paper over.
lgodsey on May 23rd, 2018 at 06:35 UTC »
It's actually pretty easy in the newest build of Chrome. You have to select Open Image in New Tab while holding shift. Then you can choose Flip Image (Contextual) so that it knows to flip within the image meta data.
Easy as cake.