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I've experimented by injection of a random string right in the jpeg buffer

• dylan604 5y ago
  This is what I was thinking. This glitch example in particular just does not look real. More like inspired by type of thing. Take an image and randomly tweak some of the data via hex editor (do it inline with a python type script). Get a real glitch right from the decoder! I have the same feeling towards a lot of the video glitches where they try to make digital video look like it has VHS level issues. The source video captured today is just so much more detailed than VHS, so even glitched it looks clean.
  • tomcooks 5y ago
    As long as you don't touch the very first bytes most images should break nicely