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December 26, 2017
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transfer photoshopped video to camera film

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Is it possible to create, say, a 3-minute Photoshop video, but then transfer the video to camera film to make it look like it was originally shot with a camera?  I'm an author, and in my story, a character wonders whether this is possible.  I'm no Photoshop expert, not by a long shot, and I don't need to know details of the process, if such a process even exists, but my character needs to know whether this is possible. Anybody?

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    Correct answer Peru Bob

    cartagh  wrote

    However, in my story, the film would undergo intense authentication, and I was thinking that an Adobe expert (or a film expert, or both) would be able to tell the film was shot from the video.

    I'm not familiar with forensic investigations.  Sorry.

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    Peru Bob
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    December 26, 2017

    cartagh  wrote

    Is it possible to create, say, a 3-minute Photoshop video, but then transfer the video to camera film

    Film the Photoshop video with the camera.

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    Anonymous
    December 27, 2017

    Hi, Peru Bob--

    I actually thought the same thing, just shoot the video with a camera. However, in my story, the film would undergo intense authentication, and I was thinking that an Adobe expert (or a film expert, or both) would be able to tell the film was shot from the video. Do you, or does anyone, know for sure this method would mislead Adobe authenticators (and/or film experts)?  Or, if the frames of the film were blown up, would they reveal that the "film" was actually a film of a shopped video?

    Peru Bob
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    December 27, 2017

    cartagh  wrote

    However, in my story, the film would undergo intense authentication, and I was thinking that an Adobe expert (or a film expert, or both) would be able to tell the film was shot from the video.

    I'm not familiar with forensic investigations.  Sorry.

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