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Originally posted by tgidkp
reply to post by DJW001
this is smart. good job.
I am wondering if the optical character recognition (OCR) can account for bumping out all of the separate layers?
IMO, the fact that this is such a mess is a real problem. they should have flattened the layers. it should have been perfect. this is still suspect.
Originally posted by kinda kurious
OK another unsolicited reply.
I suspect MANY of you aren't old enough to remember Microfilm or Microfiche. They were an early means of photographic document archival. (Some may recall from library research of old newspapers etc.)
It is my firm belief the images were sourced and then printed on tamper proof paper. Perhaps you all were expecting to see a 50 year old piece of paper. Not likely.
Case closed. My .02¢
Originally posted by rogerstigers
If this was "printed" then it would be a solid holistic bitmap. It is not. This was an electronically manufactured document. That in itself is not the issue.. the issue is how is is pieced together.
Originally posted by DJW001
The green patterned background is on the paper that the scan was printed on. The signature on the lower right is to certify that the scan is authentic. These are not part of the actual birth certificate, which is on white paper in a bound volume. This is why the pattern is continuous even though the shading and distortion show that the edge of the page curves towards the binding. Please learn to understand what you are actually looking at before you subject it to further "analysis."
Originally posted by happykat39
BTW and FYI - I can create layers from a single image in Photoshop so I know that at least one program is capable of doing that.
Originally posted by tgidkp
reply to post by DJW001
this is smart. good job.
I am wondering if the optical character recognition (OCR) can account for bumping out all of the separate layers?
IMO, the fact that this is such a mess is a real problem. they should have flattened the layers. it should have been perfect. this is still suspect.
ETA: nevermind...there is no selectable text. no OCR. even more suspicious.edit on 27-4-2011 by tgidkp because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by buddha
Mothers Rase = Caucasian.
can any one tel me if some thing it funny about that?