Authenticity is Everything
AutographLive will be buggy tonight while we test code we're developing for it. Everything should work fine within the next 3-5 hours.
(I wrote this at 7 PM PST.)
Ok lets try this one : Shirley Temple?
Ok lets try this one Shirley Temple the last pic is of a microscope camera pic of the ink overlapping
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Permalink Reply by Joe W. on
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If it is live ink, the Temple is authentic. Just make sure it's not a reprint.
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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on
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One way to help determine live ink in this context is to get the glare of a lamp directly on the ink and the photo behind it. If the black ink turns orange or some such, that is not a preprint pr reprint (of course, although not in question here, an Autopen signature would also turn color as it is signed by a machine holding any pen you give it).
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Anytime GC :)
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Permalink Reply by Donna M Marshall on
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I think the trick with auto pens is the pressure and a tell tail dot either beginning or ending?...I am hoping my microscope camera can see a difference as a human hand will show different pressures in the sig.
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It may well do so, but that may have little to do with just whose hand (speaking generally, forest/trees etc). I think the concern here was live ink vs a reprint/preprint.
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the ink shows the glare not a print so far so good I hope
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It is when the ink disappears into the paper in the glare that one should worry.
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