It doesnt let me print the note aswell!!
How the hell does it know its money?
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Just scanned a £10 note to my computer and opened it with photoshop and it gave me warnings about fake money
It doesnt let me print the note aswell!!
How the hell does it know its money?
It doesnt let me print the note aswell!!
How the hell does it know its money?
Clever piece of technology ey. Damn, i could have been rich 
All i wanted to do was put my face on the note 
LMAO. Id love to see that.
Lol adobe probably didn't want to get sued or something.
That's coincidentally hilarious lmao
Its not just photoshop that does this now. Just to help against counterfits I guess.
I read that "if you rotate the bill 45 degrees, the warnings go away. The detection algorithm appears a bit immature yet, since it only appears to work when the bill is prominently featured and at close to a horizontal alignment."
So I guess you can fool it.
Heres the article on it: http://www.mezzoblue.com/archives/2006/07/25/faking_it/
I read that "if you rotate the bill 45 degrees, the warnings go away. The detection algorithm appears a bit immature yet, since it only appears to work when the bill is prominently featured and at close to a horizontal alignment."
So I guess you can fool it.
Heres the article on it: http://www.mezzoblue.com/archives/2006/07/25/faking_it/
wtf you cant scan money? Ima try later... hope canadian money works... lol, if not i have uk money and us money =)
lol awesome i didn't even know that
but it makes sense.
i recently saw a video on how they make US dollars its so freakin' complicated
you'd have to use way more than just a scanner and photoshop
theres even chemicals involved in the process...
plus the punishment is definitely not worth it
Update: i just scanned a $20 USD and photoshop didn't stop me...
but maybe you have an updated version...
but it makes sense.
i recently saw a video on how they make US dollars its so freakin' complicated
you'd have to use way more than just a scanner and photoshop
theres even chemicals involved in the process...
plus the punishment is definitely not worth it
Update: i just scanned a $20 USD and photoshop didn't stop me...
but maybe you have an updated version...
Im suspecting its that code on it, or the little silver or clear bit that sets the warning off.
Heres the result of ma photoshopping anyway
Went bit wrong on the left of ma face
Went bit wrong on the left of ma face
QUOTE(Kurt2K7 @ Aug 7 2007, 08:31 PM) 
Heres the result of ma photoshopping anyway
Went bit wrong on the left of ma face
Went bit wrong on the left of ma face
looks creepy.. jk don't ban me
LOL wth
Australian currency prints fine. But then, a printed Australian note would never pass as valid currency since our notes are plastic.
ahh kurt u look like a little boy lol
i should experiment it too...its there anyway 2 hack photoshop so itll allow this? hehe
Get an older version, or a different program.
I've never tried Photoshop before. Should I?
Photoshops ace! Should try it, play around with pictures, passes the time.
And erm thanks for calling me a little boy lmao?!
And erm thanks for calling me a little boy lmao?!
That because he is a little boy 
And its the newer photoshops that block the U.S. money not the older versions.
And its the newer photoshops that block the U.S. money not the older versions.
Yeah I'm looking for stuff on it over the net. I love messing up faces lol
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~sjm217/projects/currency/
That website has a really good article about currency detection and shows exact points of where money is detected as being money. Worth a read.
That website has a really good article about currency detection and shows exact points of where money is detected as being money. Worth a read.
this topic is totaly breaking the law lmao
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Novelty Banknotes
The Bank of England does not give authority for any reproductions in the form of a novelty banknote (e.g. one where a celebrity or other images are shown on a banknote or other such changes). This is because there have been instances of notes altered in this way, being accepted as genuine banknotes by unsuspecting members of the public.
Bank of England
The Bank of England does not give authority for any reproductions in the form of a novelty banknote (e.g. one where a celebrity or other images are shown on a banknote or other such changes). This is because there have been instances of notes altered in this way, being accepted as genuine banknotes by unsuspecting members of the public.
Bank of England
ya i shouldnt be callin him a little boy lol im younger than him
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