Samsung has been caught using a stock DSLR photo to fake results of its Portrait Mode camera feature on the Galaxy A8 Star. Sadly, it's not the first time the company has misled customers like this.In a post on DIYPhotography.net, photographer Dunja Djudjic reveals that her photo was posted to EyeEm.com and likely sold via a partnership the site has with Getty.com. In addition to tweaking her hair, skin, and eyes, she was cut out of the original background and photoshopped onto another photo of a park.
Whoever created this image, they also cut me out of the original background and pasted me onto a random photo of a park. I mean, the original photo was taken at f/2.0 if I remember well, and they needed the “before” and “after” – a photo with a sharp background, and another one where the almighty “portrait mode” blurred it out. So Samsung’s Photoshop master resolved it by using a different background.
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