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Audrey A.

Mar 2, 2012

Audrey A.

In the online community, especially when posting looks, how much Photoshop is too much?

For me, it's when I can I tell. Haha, I know that's lame, but when I see "flawless" skin and I can tell that certain parts have been blured, saturated, brightened, or darkened, I think that's overboard, and it's just as bad as the mascara ads that we complain about.

I appreciate high quality, crisp pictures with a moderate amount of Photoshop to brighten and contrast the overall photo. Enhancement is fine in moderation.

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