Ethics Of Photoshop Essay

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SKCAD-The Process of Ethical Decision Making Gain Knowledge The Ethics of Photoshop- Key Facts: “It is unjust for photographers of mass media to create unrealistic edits of human bodies for the consideration of viewers' psyches.” "nearly 50% of girls under the age of 16 are worried that they're fat" "by the age of 17, 78% of girls say they are unhappy with their bodies" “The media promotes thinness as the sole ideal for men and women” Continues routine of unhealthy and rigid eating causes eating disorders This conventional image shows can cause many mental illnesses such as eating disorders Source:https://prezi.com/btuw6tubt1v7/the-ethics-of-photoshop/?webgl=0 Questions to ask: Who photoshops these images? What extent have we gone to in …show more content…

When the model shoots at a studio she is makeup free and in her natural state, but as the shooting moves on we can imagine that she is not transforming into her artificial version. And at the end we see that editing via photoshop or other editing software is used and the model has changed completely. This shows us that we are been shown a false image of the model Some celebrities and models don't want to be photoshopped- As photoshop is now being widely spread by the use of models, some models have actually protested against photoshop and thought that more celebrities should stop using photoshop in their shoots. Some of these examples are people like the well known artist Lorde which in her social media wrote that “one edited so my skin is perfect and one real. remember flaws are ok”. This shows that even well known artist are protesting against the artificial crime of photoshop. It shows that we cannot trust advertised images- Remember those times when you are walking around and catch the glimpse of an advert and are convinced into buying the product. These adverts that are been presented to us show perfect and flawless images of people and not the real

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