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by Jewel on September 5th, 2008
No, it really isn't possible if the person altering the photo is good at it. It is possible to zoom in and change a picture pixel by pixel and if it is done well, you would never know. A program can't tell anything except how many pixels are used what size they are. It can't make a determination of whether the pixels have been altered or not.
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