How to identify fake & edited photos

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[Cuttyunderleaf]

Great video. I tell ya, it’s always some Indian guy with a thick accent that makes the most helpful and easy to understand videos on YouTube.

[aishwaryashetty]

idk but mine edited photos are not detected by it 😂

[franciscocontreras]

6:56 in Video Duration concerning the "case of the pilot" what throws me off is the shadow of the jet - its not pointing in the same direction. The shadow of the jet would be more towards the left in respect to the other shadows.

Secial Note: it appears like the Sun light is coming from in between 4 and 5 a-clock point of view in respective to the Suns location on that day in the image. Also keep in mind that the Sun rises from the East and sets on the West, which reveals the time based on the shadow(s). All shadows pointing to the right means the Sun is more or less towards the East, and shadows pointing towards the left of an image are reflected from the West (In respects to the Sun). If no or a limited shadow is casted that means that the Sun is right above the object(s). The metadata reveals that the image was modified at 11:00:44 which the shadow is pointing towards from the 4 and 5 PM direction of a clock; which should also reveal other information regarding the compass.

The Sun was then positioned at SouthEastern position.

[gouthamperumal]

12:31 while explaining the answer for pic 2, you actually showed pic 1 metadata information.

[JoyDavidson]

Thank you for this. I was hoping someone had a video of this.

[DigitalAndInnovation]

The content itself was very helpful! The audio was hard to keep up with volume wise.