Actress Demi Moore took to her Twitter to defend the ridiculous Photoshopped cover of W Magazine, where she clearly seems to be missing part of her hip. Demi posted what she claims to be the “original” photo (right) to prove the cover (left) hadn’t been retouched.

We talked to a professional photographer, Anthony Citrano, who originally spotted the Photoshopped disaster and actually provided us with an image analysis (check photos here), and here is what he had to say:

“Look, I could be wrong, and I’ll apologize profusely and loudly if I am. But the image Demi posted cannot be an original. First of all, it’s identical to the cover shot. No image goes on a magazine cover looking exactly - to the last pixel - like it did when it left the camera. Having said all that, Demi shouldn’t have to defend other people’s mistakes. It’s not fair to her. She’s a beautiful woman who needs no help from Photoshop. I still think she fell victim to a clumsy and overzealous retoucher.”

The image Demi claims to be original also looks awfully Photoshopped to me and she is still missing part of her hip. The image she provided is the exact one that was used on the cover. No one in the industry uses an original image without altering, touching up, perfecting, or Photoshopping it in some way. Your turn to tell us what you think and vote in our poll below.

LINK to Close-up Digital Analysis of Demi’s Missing Hip

[image: W, Demi's Twitter; source: Anthony Citrano]