Under the new legislation, photographers could be fined or have their computers confiscated, if they press the skin smoother button too many times and make the model look like a boiled egg with lipstick on.

Full story here...
http://beezlystreet.com/2015/04/13/amat … be-banned/

no way.....

you mean to tell me some of the models wear knickers...

So I have heard....

Silly law.

Since many actors have written into their contracts "to make them look better," via make-up or digital retouching by a colorist after production (Basically, Photoshoping film and video via DaVinci Resolve 12, etc.), seems pointless.

Let's get rid of make-up counters too since they don't represent the true looks of the person using them.  No more wigs either!

Phew!   I've nothing to worry about, I'm not skilled enough in PS to do anything like that.  I can remove a few blemishes and soften wrinkles a little.  You will still look like you when I'm done.

Life, (and Photoshop) are learning experiences, learning should NOT be banned. Of course, beginners should not do "professional" work. Perhaps, the one hiring should have a system, or be should be more vigilant. In other "professions" hiring one for a particular job is NOT done "willy-nilly".
-Don

you guys know this was on the Beezly Street Gazette right?

"Pros " F-up as well as any amateur
http://www.businessinsider.com/worst-ph … rs-2015-10
http://www.buzzfeed.com/juliegerstein/t … .jo8nX4ZB1
http://www.photoshopdisasters.com/