Method and system to determine whether an image includes spatial adjustments

A computer system, comprising:

• a processor that is configured to execute non-transitory, computer-readable instructions;
• and
• a memory device that stores instructions that are executable by the processor, the instructions comprising code configured to:
• receive an original image and an adjusted image;
• identify a first subset of pixels comprising pixels in the original image that have a same color value, wherein the first subset of pixels are identified by obtaining a first pixel from the original image for the first color value, and searching the remainder of the original image to find pixels with color values that match the first color value of the first pixel;
• and
• determine whether a second subset of pixels in the adjusted image all have a same color value, wherein the second subset of pixels spatially correspond with the first subset of pixels;
• wherein a spatial adjustment is identified if the second subset of pixels do not all have the same color value.

A non-transitory, computer-readable medium, comprising instructions configured to direct a processor to:

• receive a original image and a adjusted image;
• identify a first subset of pixels comprising pixels in the original image that have a same color value, wherein the first subset of pixels are identified by obtaining a first pixel from the original image for the first color value, and searching the remainder of the original image to find pixels with color values that match the first color value of the first pixel;
• and
• determine whether a second subset of pixels in the adjusted image all have a same color value;
• wherein the second subset of pixels spatially correspond with the first subset of pixels;
• wherein a spatial adjustment is identified if the second subset of pixels do not all have the same color value.