Manipulation, professional practices and deontology in informational photography: identifying new parameters

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Autor(a) principal: Munhoz, Paulo
Data de Publicação: 2014
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Brazilian journalism research (Online)
Texto Completo: https://bjr.sbpjor.org.br/bjr/article/view/632
Resumo: This paper investigates impacts of digital technologies on photographic post-production and image manipulation in information photography. An attempt is made to assess the extent to which ethical codes and conventions are being modified concerning the digital treatment of photographic images. We sought to assess whether one can identify, in the rules of photographic competitions, an embryonic process of establishment of new boundaries as to what constitutes content manipulation and what is acceptable as technical adjustments.  We observed that, in a large proportion of cases, competition rules consist of very generic guidelines regarding the acceptable procedures for photo editing, without clear distinctions between technical adjustment and manipulation. Despite such limitations, we conclude that the analysis of photographic competitions can lead to identification of observable regularities that may act as ethical standards in relation to post-production images.
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title Manipulation, professional practices and deontology in informational photography: identifying new parameters
spellingShingle Manipulation, professional practices and deontology in informational photography: identifying new parameters
Munhoz, Paulo
Contests photography
Image manipulation
Photography information
Deontology and ethics
Photojournalism
title_short Manipulation, professional practices and deontology in informational photography: identifying new parameters
title_full Manipulation, professional practices and deontology in informational photography: identifying new parameters
title_fullStr Manipulation, professional practices and deontology in informational photography: identifying new parameters
title_full_unstemmed Manipulation, professional practices and deontology in informational photography: identifying new parameters
title_sort Manipulation, professional practices and deontology in informational photography: identifying new parameters
author Munhoz, Paulo
author_facet Munhoz, Paulo
author_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Munhoz, Paulo
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Contests photography
Image manipulation
Photography information
Deontology and ethics
Photojournalism
topic Contests photography
Image manipulation
Photography information
Deontology and ethics
Photojournalism
description This paper investigates impacts of digital technologies on photographic post-production and image manipulation in information photography. An attempt is made to assess the extent to which ethical codes and conventions are being modified concerning the digital treatment of photographic images. We sought to assess whether one can identify, in the rules of photographic competitions, an embryonic process of establishment of new boundaries as to what constitutes content manipulation and what is acceptable as technical adjustments.  We observed that, in a large proportion of cases, competition rules consist of very generic guidelines regarding the acceptable procedures for photo editing, without clear distinctions between technical adjustment and manipulation. Despite such limitations, we conclude that the analysis of photographic competitions can lead to identification of observable regularities that may act as ethical standards in relation to post-production images.
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