Kate photo: Princess of Wales seen after saying she edited Mother's Day picture
The Princess of Wales apologises "for confusion" after agencies recall the image over editing concerns.
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Don't edit your family photos
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It’s a bit of a mystery as to what she was trying to edit - if indeed it was POW editing it at all. There’s the error on Charlotte’s sleeve, a blurring around the outside of her legs that doesn’t correspond to the depth of field in rest of image, misalignment of both Cate’s zip and white step behind.Kate photo: Princess of Wales seen after saying she edited Mother's Day picture
The Princess of Wales apologises "for confusion" after agencies recall the image over editing concerns.www.bbc.co.uk
Bet we don’t get to the the ‘unedited original’.
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Two opposing theories on how it was done: Google "Best Take" AI merging images on an Android Phone; or Editing with PS.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...EALLY-went-wrong-Kates-Mothers-Day-photo.html
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One claims to have the EXIF metadata showing Adobe from a Canon with an f/1.2 50mm lens.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...EALLY-went-wrong-Kates-Mothers-Day-photo.html
I know EXACTLY how Kate edited her pic & it's no surprise, says Photoshop pro
A PHOTOSHOP pro has revealed how he believes Princess Kate edited her Mother’s Day picture – and exactly what’s been changed. The family snap was shared yesterday morning, sh…
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One claims to have the EXIF metadata showing Adobe from a Canon with an f/1.2 50mm lens.
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When she was out of sight of the press I know that Cate used to use a 5DII. When in public view she liked to be seen with something more humble, so I guess she could still be on Canon.
Whatever’s happened it’s something of an own goal one way or the other.
Whatever’s happened it’s something of an own goal one way or the other.
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The criticism is completely over the top. The editing wasn't meant to deceive, just to make a tidier image.
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I heard it was the Mondoshawans looking for the last good person on Earth.
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I don't get the upset on all this, except for the lack of professionalism of the royal press office.
How much information in this picture was really manipulated?
To me, it was minor, and it is all just about that it was processed at all. But all official society photos are processed somehow.
How much information in this picture was really manipulated?
To me, it was minor, and it is all just about that it was processed at all. But all official society photos are processed somehow.
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I believe it’s going to have big ramifications for these kind of photographs going forward. The power of photography is capturing a moment; this highly publicised (badly executed) digital manipulation is going to further undermine the integrity of photography in this digital and AI age.
Going back 20 years or so, I used to put better skies into some of my landscape photographs well before the days of programs to do the job. I never tried to hide the fact, and people’s disappointment when I told them it was a cut in sky was palpable. Now I’m dead against doing it.
With the challenges (and opportunities) that AI is now bringing to image making it’s important that photography maintains its integrity IMO, and this very public faux pas isn’t going to help.
Going back 20 years or so, I used to put better skies into some of my landscape photographs well before the days of programs to do the job. I never tried to hide the fact, and people’s disappointment when I told them it was a cut in sky was palpable. Now I’m dead against doing it.
With the challenges (and opportunities) that AI is now bringing to image making it’s important that photography maintains its integrity IMO, and this very public faux pas isn’t going to help.
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Her hand does have a grey/green color.. i was thinking zombie like, but it could be a reptilian from another planet 's hand....
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I agree, how many people experiment like this and post on Facebook or whatever? It's fairly normal. Some people even use software to change their facial structure and body shapes which I don't think she did.
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I wonder if Canon would give her an R1 to test...Two opposing theories on how it was done: Google "Best Take" AI merging images on an Android Phone; or Editing with PS.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...EALLY-went-wrong-Kates-Mothers-Day-photo.html
I know EXACTLY how Kate edited her pic & it's no surprise, says Photoshop pro
A PHOTOSHOP pro has revealed how he believes Princess Kate edited her Mother’s Day picture – and exactly what’s been changed. The family snap was shared yesterday morning, sh…
One claims to have the EXIF metadata showing Adobe from a Canon with an f/1.2 50mm lens.
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Good grief...who cares? It's a family portrait, so let the family edit it any way they want. It's not a news photo. It's not an event photo. It's not a photo contest entry. So, yes, there are certainly times when a photo should not be altered. As as usual in today's world, stupid people can't distinguish between circumstances when rules, procedures or behaviors need to be followed, and when they don't. Context is becoming a thing of the past, to the detriment of us all.
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Sorry to correct you, But it was a photo released by/via official channels of the royal family.
It was not meant to just end in a family album.
I also can‘t understand the husstle about it, as you can read above.
But it‘s not (just) a private family portrait.
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Unfortunately, it is precisely the context that's causing the problem, as pointed out by @Maximilian. The health of the Princess is the subject of great speculation and no information is forthcoming from the Palace.
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It's definitely more complicated and strange, but I think if it was a person much less famous, the photo would have been quietly taken down except for news sites that love to publish scandals and conspiracies. I saw something that there is an announcement being expected...
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