And even at that, manipulation can occur, without manipulation. An old
advertising exec guy I know told me that in the '60's, for an ad
campaign for Earl Shibe (a famous L.A. car painting chain), they rented
a car, took pictures of it, drove it into a wall, took pictures of it,
and then used the pics for before and after shots, but in reverse order....
Norm
Rob Studdert wrote:
However if I'm shooting the damage on a motor vehicle for
insurance purposes I'm going ensure that there is no question as the to
validity of the images by leaving them un-manipulated, shooting from all
practical angles and bracketing exposures to highlight all details.
