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11-21-2018, 05:57 PM
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There's a 'clone' tool in photoshop that helps you (ridiculously) easily 'eliminate' anything in an image without leaving any telltale signs. And you don't have to be any sort of expert to use it. 'Normal' people employ it to rid an image of things like dust specks, etc., that aren't a part of the actual card. Nefarious d-bags use it to screw people over.
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