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AN AWARD-WINNING entrepreneur has said women should not have to be “pretty to be taken seriously” after an image of her was Photoshopped by an online troll. Lucy Hughes, who owns sustainability company MarinaTex, was shocked when a heavily edited image of her was shared on social media in an apparent effort to improve her appearance. The altered image, which showed Lucy with a full face of make-up and lighter hair, had been shared by Twitter account Dreamzone Magazine in response to her tweet about International Women’s Day.
Lucy took a screenshot of the now deleted tweets that said she looked pretty and smart in the edited image
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By David Silverberg
image captionTom Ang has written more than 30 books on digital photography Today s smartphone cameras can make a better image than cameras I paid NZ$10,000 ($7,110; £5,165) for only 20 years ago, says Tom Ang, an Auckland-based professional photographer and author of more than 30 books on digital photography.
The cameras embedded in our smartphones have become so good, many of those too young to remember anything different would scoff at the idea of carting around a separate camera.
While Mr Ang is still fond of his high-end DSLR cameras, most of us rely on smartphone photos and videos to capture our memorable events and duckface selfies.