This document summarizes a research paper that proposes a new method for detecting digital image forgeries using analysis of illumination inconsistencies. The method extracts texture and edge-based features from illuminant maps of face regions in an image. These features are then classified using machine learning to detect if faces are illuminated inconsistently, indicating tampering. The approach requires only minimal user interaction by specifying bounding boxes around faces. Evaluation shows the method achieves a 86% detection rate of spliced images, outperforming existing illumination-based approaches. The work presents an important step in reducing human interaction for illumination-based forgery detection.