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Originally Posted by walwyn
Deception occurs when a claim is made about the image that is untrue, whether or not image manipulation occured is beside the point.
"This is the lion I took a photograph of on my holiday in Kenya." is deception if you photoshopped a zoo lion.
"This is a photograph of British Soldiers abusing an Iraqi in the back of a truck." is deception if the photograph is stage managed.
"This photograph of X aged 70 who has used our anti-wrinkle cream for 50 years." is deception if the photo of X has been airbrushed to remove the wrinkles.
In none of the cases above is the image manipulation or stage management deception in itself.
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I dont think this is relevant as I believe the deception idea was concerned with image only not following description.
I support the proposition of a manipulated image is deception through the addition or subtraction of subjects or artifacts.