This reminds me of the fans convinced that Robert Pattinson was deepfaked into the first trailer for The Batman.
Spoilers SNW photo: 'IT'S A FAAAAAKKKKEE'
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The only thing that bothers me about this pic is that the Picard Maneuver hasn't been invented yet. 
I don’t give a damn what those prattling Trekyards guys have to say about the photo (or any damn other thing).
They put Wesley's head on Brian Brophy's body.
Is it possible to download the original photo and have it analyzed it on a pixel level to see if has been digitally manipulated?
Digital manipulations leave traces which can be detected by high magnification and high xoom.
Also software exists at github which can do this.
Samual Cockings mentioned it in the video.
It's a live show so they have to say theses things unlike highly scripted and edited shows.
Watch any live celebrity interviews wand there are plenty of ohhs and ahhs and ummms so its quite unfair.
If you listen on a regular basis you get used used to it.
They have huge amounts of content on their channel including ships and shows in detail.
Captain Foley is Canadian and likes to drink.
I. Don't. Care.
They're not celebrities, they don't speak well, have no camera presence and very little to say, which they say at length and repeatedly.*
*Well, yeah, but at least I don't do it on camera.
The FBI can. Why don't you email them?
I watch a lot of Youtube and a lot of amateur work. Trek Yards fails because it isn't entertaining.
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Here's what they do in these live things - they sit there and fucking watch TV and ramble on about it, counting new subscribers and trying real hard to think of something controversial enough to say that people will swallow their bullshit line and post links on social media.
In this case, as so often with so many of them, they had nothing unique to add to the sparse information that was already all over Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, et al, so they fell back on "That, like, looks 'shopped to me, man."
And let's stress again that even if the image has been manipulated, it's not news of any kind. It's commonly done for PR purposes, Paramount has announced that Wesley plays James T. Kirk, not George or Sam or Tim, and he's wearing Captain's rank on the uniform with the different emblem on the candid street scenes of shooting in Toronto. He's Captain James T. Kirk of the starship Whichever.
In this case, as so often with so many of them, they had nothing unique to add to the sparse information that was already all over Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, et al, so they fell back on "That, like, looks 'shopped to me, man."
And let's stress again that even if the image has been manipulated, it's not news of any kind. It's commonly done for PR purposes, Paramount has announced that Wesley plays James T. Kirk, not George or Sam or Tim, and he's wearing Captain's rank on the uniform with the different emblem on the candid street scenes of shooting in Toronto. He's Captain James T. Kirk of the starship Whichever.
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I don’t know why but this really made me laugh out loud at work.
Unfortunately, I now see my typo
Unfortunately, I now see my typo
It wasn’t at the typo. Just the general sentiment that I agreed with.
I recently watched an episode of Star Trek and there was a battle between two ships in space. I’m worried paramount may have digitally manipulated it.
Then why didn’t they use the software before making baseless accusations? CBS has announced that this is JTK. You still haven’t answered the question why, if it is photoshopped, that it makes a hill of beans of difference in the discussion?
Honestly, I wouldn’t be surprised if you are one of the TrekYards guys trying to drum up clicks from a Star Trek message board. Which is pretty sad.
Since the "experts" on those YouTube videos at Trekyards tend to zoom in on ships all the time, you would think they would have done it in this case to see if seams at the neckline were digital, etc.
Instead they throw something out there to try and stir a discussion and maybe attention to their unwatchable channel.
BTW, for future reference when you're spreading your BS elsewhere: Actual "champions of the truth" don't have to call themselves that in order to try and bolster their claims. They just present the facts and their (usually extensive and/or firsthand) supporting evidence and let people come to their own conclusions.
The moment you showed up calling yourself "truthchampion" I figured the truth was about the furthest thing from what we were going to be hearing from you, and your posts in this and other threads have borne that out. You're trying too hard to sell us your snake oil.
Yes. Well, confirmation bias is the currency of the internet.