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Scientific fraud. Tabloid hijinks. Digital tinkering with photos is rampant, but new software could help set the record straight.
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There's a good reason Martha Stewart looks slightly different here. The body belongs to a model. And Newsweek is not the only offender in this area. Texas Monthly once used a model's body with the head of one-time governor, Ann Richards.
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After Effects, the popular post-production tool for video professionals, offers numerous workflow improvements for the CS4 release.
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MobileMe is the successor to .Mac, Apple's subscription service for publishing photos and other personal content to the Web.
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