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'Her face has definitely been retouched, there are no lines or wrinkles at all, ' he said.

Could it be the result of a tough sparring? Carefully retouched but still noted by everybody.

Wyndeham Argent, one of Britain's largest printing companies, admitted it retouched pictures used in children's catalogues.

By the early 1920s, Weston had become dissatisfied with these "false" , retouched and manipulated images.

And unlike the early-20th-century oils, the pigment-and-synthetic resin can be easily removed and freshly retouched when necessary.

In fact, he never retouched his prints or made copies of them.

In fact, he never retouched his prints or make copies of them.

Where an image has been altered and retouched, we are simply saying there needs to be a symbol showing what has been done and where.

Photographs, which fiddle with the scale of the world, themselves get reduced, blown up, cropped , retouched, doctored, tricked out.

L'Oreal admitted the photographs it used had been digitally manipulated and retouched.

Once the image is retouched, we need a few more revisions done.

The photographer retouched her picture.

Reasons why you are not accepting those products being photo retouched?

Then chromatic aberration was added and some parts were retouched (Fig. 37).

Julia Roberts, as she appears in real lift, and, at right, in a retouched L'Oreal ad. Image courtesy of Gawker

OPTIONAL STEP: RENAMING THE PHOTOS YOU'VE RETOUCHED