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Photoshop can get you in trouble.

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Photoshop can get you in trouble.

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  1. It seems that photoshop can get you in trouble, did anyone see this from today about a Reuters photograph taken in Lebanon?

     

    Link Here

  2. Hahah... and he didn't even do a good job...

  3. Wowsers! We'd be fired for that. Speachless....

     

    All the best, James

  4. Amazing. You can see the incredibly crude use of the clone tool to make more smoke in that tiny 300 x 200 jpeg. Pretty pathetic.

     

    Frogfish

  5. Wowsers! We'd be fired for that. Speachless....

    He was fired... :lol:

  6. Amazing.  You can see the incredibly crude use of the clone tool to make more smoke in that tiny 300 x 200 jpeg.  Pretty pathetic.

    He doesn't appear to have much skill in the PS arena. At least if you are going to fake it (and I'm certainly not endorsing it) you could do a decent job!! :lol:

  7. That's terrible. I know children that can do a better job. :lol:

  8. i even think the original image would be more convincing with just a little extra saturation and contrast.

    post-638-1155068628_thumb.jpg

  9. Don't give him any help Giles! Still, it is unlikely that he is reading this...

  10. Don't give him any help Giles! Still, it is unlikely that he is reading this...

     

    He would probably show us a pic like this: :lol:

    post-4794-1155115281_thumb.jpg

  11. Wow a Hammerhead cruise missile!

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