Lytro Warm Up
1. All it really did was just re-focus
the photo. I really Didn't see that much of a Difference when I clicked
on the photo. Just got more clear.
2. Um, Im actually really not sure how this camera works. Maybe its just a feature?
3. I think the photographer really
doesn't need to have as much experience with the camera but I think
it'll be difficult to really focus and zoom in at the right moment.
4. Worth the money? Sure. I mean, its better quality and a cool feature. So why not ?
Fashion:
1. Some of the changes that were changed in the model's face was
of course the makeup, and on Photoshop they made her eyes bigger, made
her face skinnier and distorted a few things.
2. I think it is ethically possible because whoever wanted to be in the
front cover of a magazine or ad they signed a contract to make changes
of what so ever to their face, maybe just to get money. But I just think
it's okay, as long it's their own decision.
3. Yes, because it can also change the view of people out there and
people expect to look exactly the same as an ad or magazine.
4. Types of changes that are okay, were probably the hair and makeup and I really didn't like the Photoshop changes.
5. The differences between fashion photography and photojournalism is
that fashion photography make a lot of changes to a picture and use
mostly self portraits of people.
6. I guess this affects by posting up ads and on magazines. I don't really know.
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