08 Mar 2008 12:27:47 | Blur Lorena
We are very much influenced by television and movies. VCRs and
DVDs are available for entertainment. If we want news there are
news programs on television, there is the newspaper (local,
national, and international), and there is also the internet.
“Pictures don’t lie”, a very popular quote before issues on
digital conspiracy start popping out. Before, pictures were used
on trial courts for evidences without questions. We used to
believe every video about paranormal activities. We are aware of
what we call camera tricks and visual effects but we know that
they are used only on movies. We assumed that all sources of
news and current events are very reliable because they are
documented. We are oblivious of the fact that there are those
who use the television, newspapers, magazines and internet just
to make money. They use digital images to fool everybody.
I have heard of those before. Like the companies that were sued
by popular artists for replacing their bodies on the photos with
undressed bodies without notifying them. A group who took
pictures in a park and after they had the film developed it
showed their smiling faces with graves before them. They asked
the person who developed it, he told them that it is normal that
sometimes the machine fails and creates such overlapping of
pictures. Another is a picture of a house on fire that was
published by a newspaper, which turns out to be edited.
How can we now trust newspapers and internet? How do we know if
the pictures we are looking at are true? It is for us to know
and learn what and whom to believe. Do not believe everything
you see, read between the lines.
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