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==Fake Green Screen Claims== | |||
One common flerf forgery takes the form of | |||
* taking a NASA image from space | |||
* Using photo editing tools to remove the existing background | |||
* Replace the existing background with green colour | |||
* Claim that they found the resulting image with the green background in some leak | |||
==Fake green screen added to existing image - Case 1== | One way we can tell that these images are not a genuine green screen leak is by noting that the green colour in the resulting image is completely uniform - the exact same colour, no lighting differences and no wrinkles. Footage taken on a real set does not have such a uniform green in the footage. | ||
===Fake green screen added to existing image - Case 1=== | |||
[[File:Flunt fake photo space shuttle green screen lie.jpg|thumb|left|400px|Flerf Forgery]] | [[File:Flunt fake photo space shuttle green screen lie.jpg|thumb|left|400px|Flerf Forgery]] | ||
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==Fake green screen added to existing image - Case 2== | ===Fake green screen added to existing image - Case 2=== | ||
This image shows a meme where a flerf has taken two original space station images and attempted to remove the background and add a green background and then pass this off as an original image filmed in front of a green screen. The green background is completely uniform indicating that it is a digitally added element. The arrows added to the meme by [[User:Ttguy]] show where the flerf failed to completely remove with the original background. | This image shows a meme where a flerf has taken two original space station images and attempted to remove the background and add a green background and then pass this off as an original image filmed in front of a green screen. The green background is completely uniform indicating that it is a digitally added element. The arrows added to the meme by [[User:Ttguy]] show where the flerf failed to completely remove with the original background. | ||
[[File:Green screen lie6.png|thumb|left|400px|Flerf Forgery - arrows show where flerf fails to remove original background properly]] | [[File:Green screen lie6.png|thumb|left|400px|Flerf Forgery - arrows show where flerf fails to remove original background properly]] | ||
===Fake green screen added to existing image - Case 3=== | |||
[[File:Flermin fakery lie10.jpg|thumb|left|400px|Flerf Claim]] | |||
[[Category:Specific meme debunks]] | [[Category:Specific meme debunks]] | ||
Revision as of 06:21, 17 August 2026
Flerf removes curved horizon from space
Fake Green Screen Claims
One common flerf forgery takes the form of
- taking a NASA image from space
- Using photo editing tools to remove the existing background
- Replace the existing background with green colour
- Claim that they found the resulting image with the green background in some leak
One way we can tell that these images are not a genuine green screen leak is by noting that the green colour in the resulting image is completely uniform - the exact same colour, no lighting differences and no wrinkles. Footage taken on a real set does not have such a uniform green in the footage.
Fake green screen added to existing image - Case 1
Fake green screen added to existing image - Case 2
This image shows a meme where a flerf has taken two original space station images and attempted to remove the background and add a green background and then pass this off as an original image filmed in front of a green screen. The green background is completely uniform indicating that it is a digitally added element. The arrows added to the meme by User:Ttguy show where the flerf failed to completely remove with the original background.
Fake green screen added to existing image - Case 3
