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> I personally recommend blacking out (add a black rectangle) instead of blurring Real life document workflows can be really tricky. What if one is required to
by undebuggable 6y ago
> I personally recommend blacking out (add a black rectangle) instead of blurring
Real life document workflows can be really tricky. What if one is required to print or photocopy the obscured document? Devastating for printer's toner or cartridge lifetime... In some cases opaque grayish rectangle does the job.
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- bayindirh 6y agoI generally edit the sensitive part out and match it to the background of the document looks much cleaner IMHO. However, I agree that it requires some quick hand in image manipulation software.
- pessimizer 6y ago> Devastating for printer's toner or cartridge lifetime Which could result in thousands of dollars of loss over decades. Is that really a significant concern? Charge the client for it.
- userbinator 6y agoWhite (with a black border) is fine too. Black is popular, but the goal is to make it an image with no residual data.