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Originally Posted by guiltydreamer
Photo Shopped???  |
This is me, okay, I don't like the term "Photoshopped" because it is a name of a very overpriced, overcomplicated software product by Adobe. and I cringe at them getting so much free advertising. Please don't take this as a criticism of anyone, but more about how language evolves, especially in media. There are many, many other photo editing products.
I would prefer to use, what it is, photo editing software, or simply "edited".
However, I am sure that the photos were edited, but I also made the point that I edit photos and so would any professionally made photo and like myself, many home digital camera users.
It is when got a digital camera and saw how easily I can edit my family photos, when I became skeptical of any photos that are published.
I want to share a photo editing story that occured year ago (15 years?).
It was during one Oprah Winfrey's weight losses where
TV guide put her on the cover of their magazine.
What was funny was that shortly after the issue was out, people came aware that TV guide took Oprah's head and placed it above a old (TV Guide) photo Ann-Margret's body.
Jon