How to change HASH and make images Unique?

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Hi, first of all I did downloaded the hashmanger software from one of the post here in bhw and changed the hash of an image and then uploaded in google images and tineye and both of them found same photo in mutiple sites.

Then I decreased the size in photoshop as well as modified by the brightness by a bit and still google images and tineye finds the same photo in other sites.

How do I correctly change the hash and make it unique? I just want google and tineye not show other people that I am just using a fake pic downloaded from the internet.

Need help with this mates. Thanks in advance. :)
 
you need to alter the image with a app

they say alter a lot these days

alter size
alter hue
alter color
akter brightness

will help

save as new name

what happens is every time the image is altered it get a new id .....

these days altering color ,hue,size ,brightness make the image now unique
 
you need to alter the image with a app

they say alter a lot these days

alter size
alter hue
alter color

will help

save as new name

what happens is every time the image is altered it get a new id .....
I did changed the size and adjusted the brightness and saved with a new name.
 
I did changed the size and adjusted the brightness and saved with a new name.
that will change the id of the image , like i say sometimes need to alter a lot of settings .

did it work?
 
I used that like I said in my starting post and it did change the hash but google and tineye are able to find the same image from multiple sources.


It did not work.
You need to also change exif date and all those shit
Use this:
Batch Purifier
 
I think tineye and Google may use other techniques to detect the duplicate images like AI or whatever, I am wondering the same thing how to bypass this/.
 
I do it so that the image is fully unique.
Even the tineye can't find its a copy
 
Changing the hash often isn't enough. Flip the pic horizontally, that usually does the trick. If there's no writing on the pic, the orientation isn't that important in most cases.
just read that aswell

but what app let you flip it like that ....
 
Changing the hash often isn't enough. Flip the pic horizontally, that usually does the trick. If there's no writing on the pic, the orientation isn't that important in most cases.
If I flip it, how will I be able to use the image properly?
 
Agree pics from hash manager are not completely unique. Need to find a soft to do it in bulk and faster.
 
If I flip it, how will I be able to use the image properly?
What do you mean? What kind of images are you trying to make unique?

Here's a pic:
nZ5nnxI

And the hotizontally flipped version:
2Til8eG

The original, non-flipped version can be found via Google reverse image search, the flipped version isn't found.

Unless there's writing on the pic, the orientation doesn't matter much.
 
What do you mean? What kind of images are you trying to make unique?

Here's a pic:
nZ5nnxI

And the hotizontally flipped version:
2Til8eG

The original, non-flipped version can be found via Google reverse image search, the flipped version isn't found.

Unless there's writing on the pic, the orientation doesn't matter much.
Ah thanks for clearing the confusion. I'm gonna try it now. :)
 
What do you mean? What kind of images are you trying to make unique?

Here's a pic:
nZ5nnxI

And the hotizontally flipped version:
2Til8eG

The original, non-flipped version can be found via Google reverse image search, the flipped version isn't found.

Unless there's writing on the pic, the orientation doesn't matter much.
Not working for me. I took a woman's pic from pexels.com and horizontally flipped it in PS and still google and tineye finds the pic in other sites.
 
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