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<blockquote data-quote="Dawg Pics" data-source="post: 609292" data-attributes="member: 26505">I went back and read her FAQ page.&nbsp; She just started using Lightroom for photo editing, and she doesn't use &quot;Photoshop&quot; ( using the term as a verb) to edit her body or face.&nbsp; She is a fashion blogger who states she isn't a photography expert. I don't see a problem here as far as what she is representing photography-wise.Many people use the term &quot;Photoshop&quot; incorrectly. Clarification is needed anytime the word isn't used as a proper noun.&nbsp;&nbsp; [MENTION=41839]Borga Voffe[/MENTION]True to my philosophy of researching what I read, I found this.<a href="https://blog.modcloth.com/behind-the-scenes/contests/photo-editing-process/" target="_blank">https://blog.modcloth.com/behind-the-scenes/contests/photo-editing-process/</a>They edit the photos, but what they don't do is completely change the body type and manipulate the clothing.&nbsp; In other words, a large model with some bulges, keeps them in the image.&nbsp; The clothes blogger was using &quot;Photoshop&quot; to mean no body/face correction to make her look thinner or more voluptuous or whatever. I just think there was a vocabulary/language barrier at work here.&quot;No digital plastic surgery&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dawg Pics, post: 609292, member: 26505"] I went back and read her FAQ page. She just started using Lightroom for photo editing, and she doesn't use "Photoshop" ( using the term as a verb) to edit her body or face. She is a fashion blogger who states she isn't a photography expert. I don't see a problem here as far as what she is representing photography-wise. Many people use the term "Photoshop" incorrectly. Clarification is needed anytime the word isn't used as a proper noun. [MENTION=41839]Borga Voffe[/MENTION] True to my philosophy of researching what I read, I found this. [url]https://blog.modcloth.com/behind-the-scenes/contests/photo-editing-process/[/url] They edit the photos, but what they don't do is completely change the body type and manipulate the clothing. In other words, a large model with some bulges, keeps them in the image. The clothes blogger was using "Photoshop" to mean no body/face correction to make her look thinner or more voluptuous or whatever. I just think there was a vocabulary/language barrier at work here. "No digital plastic surgery". [/QUOTE]

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