Blurring/Pixellating Faces (spelling?).

[Chloe Kensington]

I've had some photos done for my new site and spent a few moments last night pixellating my face in a few shots.

I reasoned that someone who knows much about computers could easily calibrate what's been done and reverse the process and see my face. Am I right? Does that also go for blurring one's face?

Thanks!

Chloe/Amanda (Changing my name, posted elsewhere.)

[Jack Flash]

NO. Once they are pixelized or blurred they can't be reversed. The original image is lost once that happens.

[Chloe Kensington]

Originally Posted by Jack Flash

NO. Once they are pixelized or blurred they can't be reversed. The original image is lost once that happens.

Thanks, that's a relief! And you're a Super Moderator so I'm taking what you say very seriously.

Chloe/Amanda

[Jack Flash]

I'm an erotic photographer that's how I know. I blur photos all the time.

[Monte Cito]

Yes, but when a lady still has the old pic in her photobucket account, all the blurring in the world does no good. Remove the old pic from any website you may have it on.

[Duke of G]

Despite what TV might lead you to believe...reversal of pixelated images is not reality.