Jobs ' thin bones ' denied fraud

Apple Information Forum officials have accused the photo of multiple PS According to foreign media recently reported that the U.S. gossip website TMZ Friday published a supposedly Apple chairman Steve Jobs's latest photo, the photo of jobs skinny, haggard.　　However, the authenticity of the photo is questionable, some netizens pointed out that the photo has a lot of PS traces, but the photo photographer "Pacific Coast News" denied the fraud. In this photo, Jobs was wearing a black knee robe, supported by his friend Palo Alto.　　The photo does not keep information such as the time and place stored during the shooting, so it is impossible to tell the time of the photo and whether the photo has been PS.　　After the photo was published, the Apple Information Forum cydiahelp.com, the head of Emmerd Omar, questioned the image as a fake photo of PS.　　Omar pointed out that, first of all, the photo sharpness is very low, may be deliberately conceal PS traces, and secondly, the left area of the photo is significantly elongated deformation, the intention to make the photo of "jobs" more thin, and again, Jobs's right face and neck there are obvious signs of synthesis, may be the result TMZ declined to comment on the authenticity of the photos.　　The website "Pacific Coast News", which specializes in celebrity photos, announced that the photos were filmed and offered exclusively to TMZ, who denied the fraud. This reporter learned this morning, "Pacific Coast News" to the customer commitment to the authenticity of the picture.　　TMZ is AOL's Web site, the news of the death of the American popular Lotte Wang Michel Jackson is that they first reported, one hours earlier than other media. Wen/reporter Lishiang Wangjin rain for the picture IC news background: Jobs announced his resignation as CEO of Apple in Wednesday and transferred to the post of Apple chairman. Jobs was found to be suffering from pancreatic cancer in 2003, and after surgery, jobs was unusually thin, and in 2009 he was again on a medical treatment for liver transplants.