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May 28, 2008
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I have got a picture (.jpg) where some people have a white circle over the face, not to be recognized. But in the Windows XP Explorer thumbnail I can see the faces without cover. How is this possible? Can I recover the faces?

Thanks, Vasja
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Grinder
May 28, 2008
VK wrote:
I have got a picture (.jpg) where some people have a white circle over the face, not to be recognized. But in the Windows XP Explorer thumbnail I can see the faces without cover. How is this possible? Can I recover the faces?

Thumbnails can either be stored within the file, or produced from the proper image data. At some point, a thumbnail was stored in your image file, but not updated when the proper image was changed.

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There are programs designed for specifically removing thumbnails, or metadata to be exact:

http://netzreport.googlepages.com/hidden_data_in_jpeg_files. html

Or, you accomplish much the same thing by saving the jpeg as a 24- or 32-bit BMP file, then converting that back to JPEG.
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JeanPasse
May 29, 2008
Did you try : Right button on jpeg name, in the contextual menu click Update thumbnail.
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VK wrote:
I have got a picture (.jpg) where some people have a white circle over the face, not to be recognized. But in the Windows XP Explorer thumbnail I can see the faces without cover. How is this possible? Can I recover the faces?

Thumbnails can either be stored within the file, or produced from the proper image data. At some point, a thumbnail was stored in your image file, but not updated when the proper image was changed.
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http://www.geocities.com/cat_nude/

There are programs designed for specifically removing thumbnails, or metadata to be exact:

http://netzreport.googlepages.com/hidden_data_in_jpeg_files. html
Or, you accomplish much the same thing by saving the jpeg as a 24- or 32-bit BMP file, then converting that back to JPEG.

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