CAMPAIGN PROOFING TABLE

Find the frame that breaks rank.

Compare palette and rendering density across a whole poster run. The metric finds low-level drift; you decide whether that drift is intentional, symbolic, or worth revising.

No upload leaves your browser. Similarity is not quality, symbolism, provenance, authenticity, or AI detection.

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CAMPAIGN SPREAD-
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STATEREADY
PIXEL EVIDENCE

What moved, exactly?

No run yet-RGB / edges

A flag is a question, not a verdict.

Color means and Canny edges can reveal a campaign mismatch. They cannot tell whether the mismatch is deliberate, whether a render matches a specific animation era, or who made it.

Review next: compare the flagged poster against authenticated current-style references, then inspect composition, symbolism, typography, and asset provenance by eye.

Method: OpenCV RGBA mean, grayscale Canny edges at 70/140, feature normalization, Euclidean distance from the campaign centroid. Small or highly varied sets can make centroid distance unstable.

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