Recon on photos that look too good to be true

[ReyRoy]

Klovers has a new girl, Tera, whose photos look too professional, like they're from a model, but Tineye didn't find any matches. At the same time, I'm not confident that Tineye scans Instagram and other social media (particularly in Asia) where models may be having their photos stolen. Does anyone recognize her photos? If her photos are real, I'm impressed.

Question for the recon pros: how do you do your recon if not using Tineye?

 

[chrnos17]

This is kinda my rule of thumb, if the pics dont show them titties out not theirs.

 

[darkwingbuck]

Please see the resident expert dasmith thread:

https://ampreviews.net/index.php?threads/klovers-new-arrivals.81688/page-2#post-685170


Her pics are fake.

 

[brahminslayer]

I use this firefox extension: https://github.com/dessant/search-by-image

 

[darkwingbuck]

I use this firefox extension: https://github.com/dessant/search-by-image

Damn thats a nice set of engines. I wonder if @dasmith69 uses this. I think he uses some specific Asian-context oriented sites as the base.


Ie, yandex is really good but it prioritizes Russian results over any other first.

 

[SJHomeboy]

I use this firefox extension: https://github.com/dessant/search-by-image

chrome has a similar google search image feature if you right click on a pic and results show its all over social media apps

 

[ReyRoy]

chrome has a similar google search image feature if you right click on a pic and results show its all over social media apps

Google's image search attempts to identify what the image is but doesn't show me where else the image shows up, which isn't useful. (Unless I'm somehow using it wrong.) So far Yandex appears to be a better tool for this.

 

[RichieKim]

Google's image search attempts to identify what the image is but doesn't show me where else the image shows up, which isn't useful. (Unless I'm somehow using it wrong.) So far Yandex appears to be a better tool for this.

I like using both. sometimes Google will find other sites it's been on. Just my guess, but it relies on it's billions of indexes of site contact to make the matches, and I think it needs to be an exact match.

Yandex seems to be able to find similar photos by way of the content somehow. (I'm not smart enough to understand). but it's cool sometimes you can find the similar photo from the same "photo session" (wearing the same or similar outfit etc) and then click on the result and back track to the original photo I think sometimes when the girls photoshop their photos, it changes it enough not to get an exact match in Google, but yandex somehow can find best approximations

 

[darkwingbuck]

I like using both. sometimes Google will find other sites it's been on. Just my guess, but it relies on it's billions of indexes of site contact to make the matches, and I think it needs to be an exact match.

Yandex seems to be able to find similar photos by way of the content somehow. (I'm not smart enough to understand). but it's cool sometimes you can find the similar photo from the same "photo session" (wearing the same or similar outfit etc) and then click on the result and back track to the original photo I think sometimes when the girls photoshop their photos, it changes it enough not to get an exact match in Google, but yandex somehow can find best approximations

Google does not use facial recognition because of legal issues. And they kinda stopped developing the api a while back. Yandex is absolutely superior in finding faces or backgrounds. The only issue is it prioritizing Russian results.