[SteveMcKing]

"This week's showdown at the abstinence conference reflects a distrust of camera crews and a fear many have of being portrayed in a way that could haunt them later."
 

"Portrayed"? The camera doesn't lie.

Wasn't it great when you could behave like an ass and there was never a price to it...

Cameras, like guns, have a civilizing effect. That is only a good thing.

[Brujo]

“Portrayed”? The camera doesn't lie.

So you believe Michael Moore's “documentaries” are truthful?

[bajabaja]

Cameras don’t lie?

The BBC just apologized for its report (filmed by camera) that reversed a sequence of events and made the queen look as is she had done something that she did not. Same thing with a second BBC “expose’” of PM Brown. Just two recent examples. No offense friend, but cameras can be an instrument of falsehood. Civilizing? Sure, but not exclusively or mandatorily so.

[Caleb1411]

"Portrayed"? The camera doesn't lie.

But Photoshop and selective editing do. Ask Lumpy Riefenstahl (aka Michael Moore).