Woman On Twitter Is Asking For $10 To Edit Out Your Ex From Photos And People Post The Results
Do you have a cute picture of yourself from a vacation that you’d love to boast about, but it’s ruined by a looming, negative presence with an arm around your waist? The great community of Twitter has you covered, with one user offering to edit your ex out of pictures for a price.
This clever businesswoman originally advertised the service for $10, but her tweet went viral and within a few days, demand was so high that she had to bump her prices up to $15. People in the replies are thanking her for working her magic, which she says she does on her phone, taking that person they’d rather forget out of the picture and creating the illusion that they’re confidently posing solo at the beach or in a photo booth.
This Twitter user will edit your ex out of pics
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People are impressed with her work
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But others have stepped in to show off their skills as well
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Some people in the replies think they can capitalize on her business model, though, offering to do the deed for less or suggesting apps that can be used to reproduce the feat. In all seriousness, it can probably be done with any photo editing app with a clone stamp tool (that is, a tool that copies a piece of the background and repeats it,) although how believable the final result is depends on how much background you have available to work with in the original picture, and how much detail you’re willing to put in to avoid repeating large or noticeable patterns.
Even if someone notices there’s something off about the background of your pic, though, most people would just have to give you an A for audacity. So go ahead, get your chump of an ex savagely wiped out of your old pics and own it. Science hasn’t figured out how to do it to your memories in real life yet, after all.
People loved the first pic’s edit
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Others spotted something she missed
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In the end, she got so many requests, she just had to raise her prices
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It wouldn't change anything for me, the thought that he/she was there at that moment remains.
My thoughts exactly! The point of taking a picture is to be able to look at it later and remember the feeling of the moment it was taken. Everytime I looked at the picture, I'd still have the negative feelings remembering the ex was there.
True, but that would be followed by the thought that he/she is now out of the picture.
I agree. There is no point of deleting people that were part of your life from photos. Those are meories and memories are for keeping.
I love shopping people or objects out of a photo. It takes a bit of skill to recreate the background scenery. It's also amazing what Adobe photoshop can do automatically.
I got you. I have had some requests to take people out (no ex's) and is a challengue sometimes trying to make some background where there is nothing. Haven't done it in a while cause my job is too demanding now, but always have 5 mins spare to mess up with my friends facebook photos XD
She didn't have a problem with his shoe.
Wonder if his foot is still in it.
Besides, what do people expect for 10 bucks?
It wouldn't change anything for me, the thought that he/she was there at that moment remains.
My thoughts exactly! The point of taking a picture is to be able to look at it later and remember the feeling of the moment it was taken. Everytime I looked at the picture, I'd still have the negative feelings remembering the ex was there.
True, but that would be followed by the thought that he/she is now out of the picture.
I agree. There is no point of deleting people that were part of your life from photos. Those are meories and memories are for keeping.
I love shopping people or objects out of a photo. It takes a bit of skill to recreate the background scenery. It's also amazing what Adobe photoshop can do automatically.
I got you. I have had some requests to take people out (no ex's) and is a challengue sometimes trying to make some background where there is nothing. Haven't done it in a while cause my job is too demanding now, but always have 5 mins spare to mess up with my friends facebook photos XD
She didn't have a problem with his shoe.
Wonder if his foot is still in it.
Besides, what do people expect for 10 bucks?