On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 2:08 PM, Beutler Frederick <fjb@umich.edu> wrote:
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> The term "photoshopped" as in "This picture has been photoshopped" has
> acquired the pejorative meaning of an image that looks fake (or even
> bizarre) by an excessive application of post-production processing. One
> often sees a "photoshopped" example with razor sharp edges or unconvincingly
> intense colors.
>
> Fred
>
So then a cibachrome print made from a Velvia 50 slide could be said to have
been "photo-shopped"? If so, then the term has become so ambiguous that's
it's useless.
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