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The Digital Doctor Is In: Italian Magazine Admits doctoring Kate Middleton’s Waist In Search of the Perfect Photo

Another magazine is taken in by the continuing saga of digital manipulation, this time of Kate Middleton in her wedding dress. When Grazia magazine put Kate on the cover of their special edition, she was pictured with a tiny waist that drew public outrage. Well, after Britain’s Press Complaints Commission investigated and ruled that the magazine had doctored the image, Grazia has decided to come clean and is now admitting to the digital manipulation. Apparently, the editors of Grazia magazine wanted a picture of Kate standing all by herself and made the fateful decision to clone her left arm and part of her left waist onto the right side. Perhaps every copy of Photoshop should from now on include a warning about when not to digitally manipulate images?

Read the story and view the images at: Yahoo!

 

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