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    • 27LBS LOST IN 4 MONTHS

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    • Posts: 1,719 Member
      Either fake or you're extremely OCD. I vote faked.
    • Posts: 396 Member
      Yeah, it looks photo shopped, but, hey- if this person needs some inspiration or support ... fine. The second pic looks smaller all around, like the body is smaller, and if you did that, that would be awesome.
    • Posts: 1,778 Member
      Don't understand why you want to photoshop before/after pics, just put in the work and you'll get there in real life!
    • Posts: 966 Member
      That's incredible! I'm amazed by the way you were able to stand in the exact same spot with the exact same pose exact same hair and exact same crack in the door in the background. Wow!
      oh, and congrats on the weight loss too! That's great!!
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      It's not even photoshopped. Either the first picture is taken at a closer focal length (zoomed in) than the second one or the first one is cropped from the second one.
    • Posts: 1,451 Member
      Look at that difference! You look great! You've done well already!
    • Posts: 2,687 Member
      First thought when I saw this is "the picture's just been shrunk down".

      Why would you do this?
    • Posts: 122 Member
      :noway: WOW!!!! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: i needed a good laugh today!!!!!
    • Posts: 209 Member
      Yeah, it looks photo shopped, but, hey- if this person needs some inspiration or support ... fine. The second pic looks smaller all around, like the body is smaller, and if you did that, that would be awesome.

      I understand the need to get some positive feedback from other people, especially if you're feeling stuck. This was probably not the right way to go about it, but don't give up!
    • Posts: 1,726 Member
      There are other ways for you to get motivation. This is a creative way... Lol.
    • Posts: 41 Member
      I don't even know if she posted the pic, on her profile it only shows 17lbs down... That alone doesn't make sense to the 27lbs posted. This needs to be removed.
    • Posts: 632
      Fake.

      Labels on the spices are in the same position. Time on the stove is the same. Light on the hair is same. Door position. Hand position. Wrinkles on the top are the same.

      Not cool.
      i agreed with this as well this is the same photo but photoshopped
    • Posts: 632
      Fake.

      Labels on the spices are in the same position. Time on the stove is the same. Light on the hair is same. Door position. Hand position. Wrinkles on the top are the same.

      Not cool.
      i agreed with this as well this is the same photo but photoshopped
    • Posts: 5,138 Member
      It's not even photoshopped. Either the first picture is taken at a closer focal length (zoomed in) than the second one or the first one is cropped from the second one.
      Fail.
    • Posts: 46
      Ive never used photoshop :embarassed: but im curious how i could do this to my picture for more motivation....but im not going to post it lol :wink:
    • Posts: 156 Member
      I have a little touch of the Monk OCD. This is the oddest set of photos. Notice how each and everything is exactly the same in both photos. The door, your body position, hair, expression, everything but your body size. Interesting...
    • Posts: 8,138 Member
      This irritates me. OP, this is insulting to the people who post REAL success pictures.

      However, I will give you 4/10.
    • Posts: 151 Member
      Keep up the amazing work! You look amazing so far! =)
    • Posts: 6,376 Member
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      i agreed with this as well this is the same photo but photoshopped

      It is absolutely the same image with a distortion correction applied in photoshop. The lines on the cabinets near her arm on the left of the image are slightly curved in the second one.
    • Posts: 264
      At first I didn't see a difference, but after breaking out a calliper the difference is quite clear. I believe I will have to start the Photoshop fitness course too. Congratulations on your "loss", and I hope your computer remains functional long enough for you to create your goal weight image. Cheers.

      Edit to Add:

      From the MFP Guidelines
      Photos altered to present inaccurate weight-loss results are prohibited. Please keep the experience at MyFitnessPal encouraging by keeping your "success" photos authentic.
    • Posts: 57
      Great job! You have worked hard and you are looking great! I can see a big difference in your whole body but especially in the mid-section and thighs keep up the great work and be proud of what you have accomplished!
    • Posts: 632
      At first I didn't see a difference, but after breaking out a calliper the difference is quite clear. I believe I will have to start the Photoshop fitness course too. Congratulations on your "loss", and I hope your computer remains functional long enough for you to create your goal weight image. Cheers.

      Edit to Add:

      From the MFP Guidelines
      show previous quotes
      love this one
    • Posts: 954 Member
      Weirdest post ever. I think it would have been easier just to lose the 27 lbs than to go to such trouble to make a not even passable photoshopped before and after.
    • Posts: 8,980 Member
      Pretty good work. If you changed to a different swimsuit, and took the "after" picture in a different location before altering, it would create a much more believable effect.
    • Posts: 605 Member
      Maybe you lost the 27 lbs., but it is amazing...your cabinet doors slimmed down also...hehe...Try uploading a new pic this time so we can see how losing 27 lbs changed your body...
    • Posts: 79
      paint.jpg
    • Posts: 1,592 Member
      Wow both photos were taken at the same time! I'm impressed. How'd you do so well?!!
    • Posts: 66 Member
      I have to agree that this was definitely photo-shopped. Everything in the pic is the exact same. Lighting, the set up of the room. Why would someone do that. Must really be insecure.
    • Posts: 1,805 Member
      Shoop da woop.
    • Posts: 135 Member
      Its not even edited in Photoshop, the second image has just had the width reduced to give it a squeeze. That's why the second image is narrower than the first.
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