Q. What is the meaning of photographic evidence if you can change an image digitally?
A. If you can change an image digitally,
photographic evidence isn’t as accurate. In the actual picture a person could
be wearing a different colour shirt than in the digitally altered picture and
it can look quite convincing. And for another example, a person could be
actually put into a scene with a background change. Photo evidence can’t be
trusted as much since photo editing has been introduced.
Q. Now that you know a little about digital alterations, what would you say if you were accused of a crime and the police had a photo of your car that clearly puts YOU at the scene of a crime?
A. Now that I know a little about digital
alterations, if I was seen at the scene of a crime, I would ask if it was the
original image or if there was evidence that the image has been altered.
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