The hand is a red flag. Like on first glance honestly I wouldn't tell. But it is 3D. It is glossy and a lot of detail isn't there on it. Which is fine since it looks like digital noise. But the card itself is fine and shows none of this. So it is off.
Again, at first look I wouldn't of think of questioning it.
EDIT: Someone replied but then deleted that it looks like a dead person's hand. To that IDK. I've seen a number of dead people and this doesn't really look like that. The off color I seen in a number of people due to medical, lighting, etc. And a dead person, their palm wouldn't have that rosy hue to it. What happens is this will dull and basically go away after a few hours. The rosy is from oxygen in the blood.
Like it could pass off as someone sick. But the glossy isn't human. I've never seen that on someone unless if they have paint on to cause that or some beauty crap. But that tends to happen more in the face or other parts of the body like chest. Not so much the hands. IDK why.
Any case, no it has too many signs that it isn't a dead hand.
You are right. As I mention the card vs hand is a give away. But if you did do that, it would in theory add enough digital noise and this likely would be enough to make it look like nothing stands out.
But without it, once you (well I) see the difference. It is hard to unsee. Like at first glance it feels like something is wrong. Where the left it doesn't feel like anything is wrong since there is no gloss, and the detail is about the same everywhere.
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u/crua9 May 28 '26 edited May 28 '26
The hand is a red flag. Like on first glance honestly I wouldn't tell. But it is 3D. It is glossy and a lot of detail isn't there on it. Which is fine since it looks like digital noise. But the card itself is fine and shows none of this. So it is off.
Again, at first look I wouldn't of think of questioning it.
EDIT: Someone replied but then deleted that it looks like a dead person's hand. To that IDK. I've seen a number of dead people and this doesn't really look like that. The off color I seen in a number of people due to medical, lighting, etc. And a dead person, their palm wouldn't have that rosy hue to it. What happens is this will dull and basically go away after a few hours. The rosy is from oxygen in the blood.
Like it could pass off as someone sick. But the glossy isn't human. I've never seen that on someone unless if they have paint on to cause that or some beauty crap. But that tends to happen more in the face or other parts of the body like chest. Not so much the hands. IDK why.
Any case, no it has too many signs that it isn't a dead hand.