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I'm tired of editors questioning whether my retouches step over ethical lines
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Become — change the pattern
+In the past month I've had two instances where my treatment of frames—cropping, brightening faces,…
Become — change the pattern
+In the past month I've had two instances where my treatment of frames—cropping, brightening faces, small object removals—was questioned by the desk. Help me detect the pattern in what treatments slide toward manipulation and recommend a clear rule or checklist I can use before approving any match or retouch so I can judge ethically and avoid back-and-forth with the editor.
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