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  Part 3: BP modify clean up images--...
  Oil giant BP admitted Tuesday to altering an image on its website, exaggerating activity at its oil spill command centre. An image posted to BP's official site shows workers in the company's Houston crisis centre monitoring a wall of video feeds from remotely operated undersea vehicles. The centre is monitoring the effects of April's disastrous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. In the unaltered photo, which BP has since released, three of the screens are blank. In the Photoshopped version, all the screens are busy. Blogger John Aravosis first noticed the Photoshop job Monday, and posted about it on Americablog.com. "Anyone who has ever used Photoshop knows that this is an incredibly amateur job. I can do far better than this, and I tend to play with Photoshop for fun. We're to believe that a professional photographer did this poor a job, for pay, for a huge corporate client?" he wrote. International media picked up the story, and BP fessed up. BP spokesman Robert Wine told QMI Agency there was "no malintent" in altering the image. "When the photo was taken some of the control centre screens were blank," said Wine. "We did copy three of the screen images to the blank screens for the purposes of improving the image from an appearance point of view, not the quality or content of the info it was depicting." The original photo has since replaced the Photoshopped one on the company's website. link to a blog who has this video endofdays.extramilefamilymedia.info source 1)www <b>...</b>
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  News Update: BP Plc Under Scrutiny...
  A photograph of BP Plc's (NYSE:BP) Houston, Texas-based crisis room, featured on the oil giant's website, has come under scrutiny for being altered. The image shows three cut-and-pasted underwater images onto a video wall of feeds from undersea vehicles. One of the 10 images apparently blends in with the head of a person sitting in front of a wall of screens at the crisis center and another piece of the photograph shows jagged white edges around a separate crisis center employee. BP spokesman Scott Dean provided the unaltered version of the photo and said there was nothing "sinister" in the altered version, the Washington Post reports. "Normally we only use Photoshop for the typical purposes of color correction and cropping," Dean wrote in an email. "In this case they copied and pasted three ROV screen images in the original photo over three screens that were not running video feeds at the time. "We will replace the Photoshopped version currently on bp.com with the original image tonight. We've instructed our post-production team to refrain from doing this in the future," he added. Shares of BP are trading down 1.85% Tuesday afternoon at $35.09.
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