What is the implication of the statement "A subtle retouch creates an impossible standard"?

Even minor retouching can set standards that are difficult or impossible to meet in real life.

Retouching is a subtle art that requires great skill.

Retouching is necessary to meet the high standards of the fashion industry.

Only subtle retouching is acceptable in the industry.

What did Jennifer Aniston discuss in her May 2001 interview with Vanity Fair?

The illusion created by media airbrushing

The benefits of airbrushing in media

The importance of natural beauty in media

The cost-effectiveness of digital photo editing

What was Nelly Furtado's reaction to her photo treatment in FHM magazine?

She went public with her disgust over the photo treatment.

She was pleased with the digital enhancements.

She was indifferent to the changes made.

She praised the magazine for their creativity.

What unauthorized changes were made to Nelly Furtado's photo in FHM magazine?

Her T-shirt was digitally altered to look like a crop top and a fake belly was added.

Her photo was used without any changes.

According to the text, what is the general issue with the media's portrayal of images?

The media often airbrushes images to create an unrealistic standard of beauty.

The media accurately represents people as they are.

The media always asks for permission before altering images.

The media prefers to use unedited images to promote authenticity.

According to the text, what would make things easier on people's egos regarding magazine photos?

If magazines credited photos as being retouched

If the photos were not retouched at all

If all photos were made public domain

If magazines stopped using photos altogether

What is the stance of retoucher Glenn Feron regarding credit for his work?

He has never been given credit and does not expect to

He expects to receive accreditation soon

He has always been credited for his work

What is the underlying issue mentioned in the text regarding altered photos and real people?

Real people are held to impossible expectations because of altered photos

Real people are not affected by altered photos

Altered photos are becoming less common

Real people prefer altered photos to be credited

Why does the text suggest everything is kept "so hush-hush" regarding photo retouching?

To maintain the illusion of beauty

To protect the privacy of the retouchers

To reduce the cost of magazine production

According to the text, what is one reason that retouchers might feel justified in altering images?

They believe it is a form of artistic expression.

They are following strict legal guidelines.

They want to correct mistakes in the photography.

They are trying to preserve historical accuracy.

What did the magazine Street Cents discover about the fashion industry's retouching practices?

There is no single regulating body for retouching.

There is a universal code of ethics followed by all.

Retouching is regulated by Canadian laws.

All retouching is done with the consent of the models.

What does the text suggest about the impact of photo manipulation on teens?

It can affect their psyche and self-esteem.

It has no significant effect on their self-esteem.

It improves their understanding of the fashion industry.

It encourages them to pursue careers in photography.

What is the stance of Street Cents regarding the regulation of photo manipulation in journalism compared to fashion?

They believe journalism has stricter regulations.

They think fashion has more ethical practices.

They are unsure about the differences in regulation.

They feel both industries have similar ethical standards.

What does the text imply about the existence of Canadian laws related to photo retouching in magazines?

There are no laws stopping magazines from retouching photos.

There are strict laws regulating photo retouching.

The laws are outdated and need revision.

The laws are very lenient and allow all types of retouching.

What was the reaction to the composite photo of Martha Stewart's head and a model's body used in the March 6, 2005, issue of Newsweek?

It led to media and public outrage.

It was widely praised for its creativity.

There was no significant reaction.

It resulted in a change in the law regarding photo editing.

According to the text, what has only recently become possible with photos?

Manipulating and altering images with digital and computer technology.

Taking photos with special effects.

Creating composite photos for magazine covers.

What is the main point that the producers of Street Cents are trying to make in their article about media and pop culture issues?

That altering photos can lead to unrealistic body image expectations.

That photo retouching is a necessary skill in today's world.

That digital manipulation of photos should be banned.

That everyone should learn to alter photos to look like celebrities.

What does Pascal Dangin imply about the current state of the world regarding images?

That the world accepts and glorifies retouched images.

That retouching is an art form that should be appreciated.

That too much retouching is a problem that needs to be addressed.

That retouching images is a new trend that will soon pass.

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What did Tyra Banks say about her retouched photos in the interview with CNN Morning News?

She was happy with the retouching as it accurately represented her.

She stated that she looks exactly like her retouched photos in person.

She expressed disappointment because people don't recognize her from her retouched photos.

She mentioned that retouching creates an impossible standard.

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According to the text, what is one of the reasons why some retouchers make extreme changes to celebrities' photos?

To ensure that the photos look exactly like the celebrities in real life.

To make the celebrities appear perfect, sometimes to the point of being unrecognizable.

Because the celebrities personally request each specific change.

To make the photos look more artistic and abstract.

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