Don't shoot pictures with money in them
 

I shot a set where there was a 100 dollar bill blown up and hanging on the wall. Photoshop will not let me edit any of the pics in any way because detection of bank notes....lol

Funny how serious the government is when people ignore their copyright

I just thought you couldn't duplicate it within a certain size.

Epic post :thumbsup

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How true!

Here is a little example of the Money Shot...

http://lilcandy.com/16/LC_MoneyShot.jpg

Love those retro tube lights in the corner.

I grabbed that & painted right over it...what version of P-Shop do you have?
PS 5.5 Master Collection here.

Agree!!

I deleted all the ones that photoshop detected.

5.5 isn't THAT old .. 2011 or so, right?

Adobe figured out years ago that adult webmasters would never have money to include in a photoshoot anyways.

I have some money for lilcandy

Have you tried with copy a piece of the wall and paste it in another layer in order to cover the bank note with it ?

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What version of photoshop is it? Did you try to look for a way around it?

that's weird, i can add text to it and i can smudge it.
i have removed with no problem.
BTW, i have used PS Elements 9.

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If you mean as an affiliate send me a msg. on icq Whe have not launched a cash program yet. And that goes for anyone else pushing her :thumbsup


No I didn't try that,Just deleted them. It only pulled it up on a few pics.


CS5

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Does that apply for any currency or is that some US thing? (US PS version I think?)

And since when did Photoshop start spying what's in your pictures?

is this for real?
wow

I like that on the wall,thats cool.

You want to learn how to copy money, speak to the Argentines :2 cents:

You wonder how the maker of your wall art was able to create and distribute it without problems.

Well anyway I just tried importing the pic below into Photoshop and got the same message. Thanks for the info Ed, learn something new everyday!

Black helicopters...

Poor chap got himself assassinated

I have no idea, Just ran into it with running an auto contrast batch in photoshop on the set I shot.

Thanks, I was gonna look for a pic that brought up the warning to post for everyone that is curious.

They just scanned and printed, Don't think any editing was needed.

I remember that "feature" of Photoshop being part of a news story some years ago.

Wow, I never knew that!

Irrelevant fact: CCbill won't approve sites that depict currency.

No problems with GIMP with these images

Interesting. You should have been able to use an alternate free editor such as GIMP to blur or crop out part of the $100 bill portion and it probably would have been fine to edit in Photoshop again.

That's what I figured. Since it is open source even if they put such code in there it could easily be removed.

what is she planning to do with the green thing on the table?

You aren't allowed to counterfeit money; the U.S. government doesn't want any competition.

This is a great example of software distributors adding back-door code for Big Brother. Be careful who you trust!

I did not say it was old...but, I was telling him which version...in case the new cloud version might have been what he was using.

You can see here www.twitter.com/lilcandy89 :thumbsup

Counterfeiting money is taking something of value, making a perfect copy, then presenting it as legal to get a benefit.

It's what tubes and file sharing sites do with the content I, and others create.

Counterfeit content is devaluing our content, as counterfeit money devalues the dollar.

Tis funny, petty, but funny. Don't like Adobe anyhow.

does this apply to non usa notes, such as uk bank notes.

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CS3 detects it but lets me edit and save. Won't let me print directly in photoshop.

i cunt a4d photoshit... :(

The Federal Reserve does this with the dollar, but whatever.

Your content isn't worth much to begin with if it goes down in value as it gets shared. Why fight the mechanism that enables things to "go viral" -- that is, the ability for anybody to replicate and share your content. You must monetize your content in such a way as to benefit from the "counterfeiting" that may take place.

Hmmm.....

Eat dick...