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over a year ago
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I don’t like the filters that change the way you look. They’re ok for a bit of fun but it’s so obvious loads use them on here. Don’t see the point in sending someone pics you’re thinking of meeting where you look totally different. |
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"I don’t like the filters that change the way you look. They’re ok for a bit of fun but it’s so obvious loads use them on here. Don’t see the point in sending someone pics you’re thinking of meeting where you look totally different. "
Do I look like mine?  |
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Between filters and makeup, its getting to the point where im going to start requesting all first socials be at the local swimming baths. Just so I can see what they really look like |
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"Between filters and makeup, its getting to the point where im going to start requesting all first socials be at the local swimming baths. Just so I can see what they really look like"
Don't do makeup either. What you see is what you get with us  |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
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"I don’t like the filters that change the way you look. They’re ok for a bit of fun but it’s so obvious loads use them on here. Don’t see the point in sending someone pics you’re thinking of meeting where you look totally different. "
Indeed. People need to be specific about filters to be honest.
A filter (changes the tone or colouring, or brightness, contrast etc) can enhance a pic a great deal but not to the point of deception.
In fact these kinds of filters are a lot less deceptive than flattering angles which hide aspects of ourselves. I'm not shitting on people that do, hell most of us do it. Just that not all filters are always a bad thing. |
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"Between filters and makeup, its getting to the point where im going to start requesting all first socials be at the local swimming baths. Just so I can see what they really look like
Don't do makeup either. What you see is what you get with us "
uh huh, so your face really is round and yellow with big love heart eyes?  |
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"I don’t like the filters that change the way you look. They’re ok for a bit of fun but it’s so obvious loads use them on here. Don’t see the point in sending someone pics you’re thinking of meeting where you look totally different.
Indeed. People need to be specific about filters to be honest.
A filter (changes the tone or colouring, or brightness, contrast etc) can enhance a pic a great deal but not to the point of deception.
In fact these kinds of filters are a lot less deceptive than flattering angles which hide aspects of ourselves. I'm not shitting on people that do, hell most of us do it. Just that not all filters are always a bad thing. "
I'm guilty of only doing, what I think, are flattering angles x |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"What has filters got to do with genuine ?
You know the old
“ they looked completely different in the flesh “ thing ?
How do you know that by looking at their profile though ?"
Missing the point blissfully  |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
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"I don’t like the filters that change the way you look. They’re ok for a bit of fun but it’s so obvious loads use them on here. Don’t see the point in sending someone pics you’re thinking of meeting where you look totally different.
Indeed. People need to be specific about filters to be honest.
A filter (changes the tone or colouring, or brightness, contrast etc) can enhance a pic a great deal but not to the point of deception.
In fact these kinds of filters are a lot less deceptive than flattering angles which hide aspects of ourselves. I'm not shitting on people that do, hell most of us do it. Just that not all filters are always a bad thing.
I'm guilty of only doing, what I think, are flattering angles x"
You are not alone, the majority of us are. Which is my point really. If its a bad pic we will do what we can to make sure it's as flattering as possible. |
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"I don’t like the filters that change the way you look. They’re ok for a bit of fun but it’s so obvious loads use them on here. Don’t see the point in sending someone pics you’re thinking of meeting where you look totally different.
Indeed. People need to be specific about filters to be honest.
A filter (changes the tone or colouring, or brightness, contrast etc) can enhance a pic a great deal but not to the point of deception.
In fact these kinds of filters are a lot less deceptive than flattering angles which hide aspects of ourselves. I'm not shitting on people that do, hell most of us do it. Just that not all filters are always a bad thing.
I'm guilty of only doing, what I think, are flattering angles x"
Well yes I think everyone does that! I’ll cut my arm out coz it looks fat or something like that. But it’s still me. I change the colouring of pics sometimes and I always wear make up anyway that’s just me. I’m talking about the ones that get rid of lines and add lashes etc, totally changing your face. Personally don’t see the point unless those people don’t intend to ever meet and just like the attention, which is fair enough. Just don’t send them as a face pic if you’re planning to meet that person. I think it’s deceitful. |
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"Between filters and makeup, its getting to the point where im going to start requesting all first socials be at the local swimming baths. Just so I can see what they really look like
Don't do makeup either. What you see is what you get with us
uh huh, so your face really is round and yellow with big love heart eyes? "
Yup |
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"We change pics go black and white sometimes and crop or adjust exposure, but that's it. No filters.
Black and white is a filter, hate to break it to you. "
Agree but it doesn't change the picture fundamentally, does it? You still see the same image just minus colour. |
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"I just photograph the real person i am. Do not see the point in letting folk see something i am not."
Same here. What you see is what you get. If our photos dont do it for people, the real thing wont either. Our assumption is people wouldn't message us to begin with if they dont like the look of us. |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
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"We change pics go black and white sometimes and crop or adjust exposure, but that's it. No filters.
Black and white is a filter, hate to break it to you.
Agree but it doesn't change the picture fundamentally, does it? You still see the same image just minus colour. "
Indeed. I'm a huge fan of black and white pics. But that is also my point, filters are so much more than just changing the look to the point of deception which is what most people tend to associate filters with these days. |
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