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31-01-2024, 09:37 AM
In the edited image, which was broadcast on Monday evening, her white sleeveless dress has been transformed into a halter top and skirt, exposing her midriff.
A translucent light grey square transposed over part of the photo seems to accentuate the MP's chest.
SYDNEY: An Australian television news channel apologised "unreservedly" Tuesday for altering a photo of a state lawmaker, who complained it gave her "enlarged boobs" and a more revealing dress.
"As is common practice, the image was resized to fit our specs," Nailon said.
"During that process, the automation by Photoshop created an image that was not consistent with the original," he added, referring to US-based Adobe's photo-editing software.
Adobe disagreed with the explanation.
"Any changes to this image would have required human intervention and approval," an Adobe spokesperson said in a statement to Australian media.
https://www.nst.com.my/world/world/2024/...o-woman-mp
A translucent light grey square transposed over part of the photo seems to accentuate the MP's chest.
SYDNEY: An Australian television news channel apologised "unreservedly" Tuesday for altering a photo of a state lawmaker, who complained it gave her "enlarged boobs" and a more revealing dress.
"As is common practice, the image was resized to fit our specs," Nailon said.
"During that process, the automation by Photoshop created an image that was not consistent with the original," he added, referring to US-based Adobe's photo-editing software.
Adobe disagreed with the explanation.
"Any changes to this image would have required human intervention and approval," an Adobe spokesperson said in a statement to Australian media.
https://www.nst.com.my/world/world/2024/...o-woman-mp
