That's what they say. But you can get sure get shots that don't look right.
A FB friend posted a Tweet of Donald Trump looking at the way his wife was voting on election day. "I need to make sure you are voting for me." Can't trust anybody, can you? Except that it was a split-second lifted from a video and if you look at the video, his glance doesn't give you that impression at all.
I am looking at the photo of Bill Clinton in this article and somehow his head looks like it has been PhotoShopped onto his body.
The camera may not lie but what we see when we look at the photo is still in the eye of the beholder.
A FB friend posted a Tweet of Donald Trump looking at the way his wife was voting on election day. "I need to make sure you are voting for me." Can't trust anybody, can you? Except that it was a split-second lifted from a video and if you look at the video, his glance doesn't give you that impression at all.
I am looking at the photo of Bill Clinton in this article and somehow his head looks like it has been PhotoShopped onto his body.
The camera may not lie but what we see when we look at the photo is still in the eye of the beholder.