The New $10 Bill is Orange !!!!
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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
Originally Posted by kobiashi
PS 7 does NOT have the Digimarc limitations built into it. I am using CS2 version of Photoshop. I did a bit of research and found they implemented this technology starting with Photoshop Version CS. Evidently it is able to detect all US banknotes and Euro banknotes.
None of the stuff I read knew how it was able to detect money (there are various theories) but it can. Seems that HP has implemented it in their printers and soon all scanners will be able to detect money and won't scan it,
It's interesting, although it brings up a lot of questions about what's next in terms of limitations.
None of the stuff I read knew how it was able to detect money (there are various theories) but it can. Seems that HP has implemented it in their printers and soon all scanners will be able to detect money and won't scan it,
It's interesting, although it brings up a lot of questions about what's next in terms of limitations.
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From: Delaware
Originally Posted by kobiashi
So I'm at the grocery store and get one of the new ten dollar bills in change and the thing is rather orange-ish in colour. It's pretty weird.
So I decided to scan one to show those of you who haven't seen it:
Update: To avoid any possibility of trouble with the Secret Service, I have replaced the pic of the bill with an oversized close up of only a small section of it and blurred the portion of the serial number, thereby conforming to rules set forth by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. It still gives you an idea of the colour of the new bill.
Now, not only is the new money weird, check this out . . .
really smart software!!!
I scaned the bill and this window pops up on my screen:
Photoshop has some sort of optical recognition code that can identify money! How cool is that?!?!?! Especially since this bill just came out last week.
I'm impressed.
So I decided to scan one to show those of you who haven't seen it:
Update: To avoid any possibility of trouble with the Secret Service, I have replaced the pic of the bill with an oversized close up of only a small section of it and blurred the portion of the serial number, thereby conforming to rules set forth by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. It still gives you an idea of the colour of the new bill.
Now, not only is the new money weird, check this out . . .
really smart software!!!
I scaned the bill and this window pops up on my screen:
Photoshop has some sort of optical recognition code that can identify money! How cool is that?!?!?! Especially since this bill just came out last week.
I'm impressed.