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It's usually the glitchy artifacts which give the clues. Not the face itself, bur what's around it/background/other objects etc. Check for weird-looking "some
by can16358p 4y ago
It's usually the glitchy artifacts which give the clues.
Not the face itself, bur what's around it/background/other objects etc.
Check for weird-looking "something's not right" objects/backgrounds and you'll get most of it fine.
- strken 4y agoI got five in a row without looking for glitches or background objects, then stopped. Look really carefully at a small area of skin. See if wrinkles, pores, hairs, and minor skin imperfections are present. See if they make sense in the context of the rest of the face.