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My mother and wife were both photographers at some point and basically every photo is modified, touched up, and otherwise "enhanced" in Photoshop or other tools
by caseysoftware 9y ago
My mother and wife were both photographers at some point and basically every photo is modified, touched up, and otherwise "enhanced" in Photoshop or other tools. It doesn't matter if it's a landscape, a room setting, or a person.
While saying "this has been modified" might be valuable, without knowing how this seems misguided at best.
- ghaff 9y agoTo be fair, the law seems to be quite a bit more specific than that. It applies to commercial use of models "whose physical appearance has been modified through the use of image processing software to slim down or thicken the model's silhouette" according to the translation on this site. [1] [1] http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2017/08/france-photoshop-decree-coming-up-soon.html http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2017/08/france-photoshop-decree...
- sliverstorm 9y agoIt's not even fair to say they have been modified or touched up, really. Cameras are not true to life. The bare data (straight out of camera) does not look just like what you see with your eyes, and occasionally the photographer also made a minor technical error, leading to a crop or an exposure adjustment or white balance change or...