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Fake or Photo?

Today we're presented with images in movies, on TV, and in the press that are of such good quality we don't even think to consider whether the picture is of something that exists in reality or if it was generated by computer software. Movies can be considered as being at the high-end of the range of uses for computer generated imagery that mimics real-life, but there are many more day-to-day examples that challenge our ability to tell what's real and what's not.

Autodesk, makers of the legendary 3D animation software Maya, have come up with a unique challenge where you are pitted with a few fake and a few real images. All you need to do is identify the fake and the real ones? Take the challenge

PS: I took the challenge myself. Out of 12 pics, I managed to identify 8! Do let me know your scores

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  1. hi,

    it was good. i got 8 at the first attempt and 11 at the second attempt!!

    by,

    Sweet Idiot

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