the pictures here does not match whats advertised i almost bought this doll but this company orange in is using a AI face enhancer that makes the doll look realistic please advise them not to do this deceptive practice
Thank you for contacting us. We are sorry to make you confused, they are made of the same mold. They look different because of different makeup and lighting. Please understand. The factory used a little photoshop to make the doll more relaistic.
Listen you cannot say and i quote: „[…]many sex doll new players have been tricked into buying dolls that are completely different from those advertised on the website. In order to prevent you from being deceived, we have collected the most authentic factory pictures from top doll brands[…]“
And then reply like: „[…]The factory used a little photoshop to make the doll more relaistic.“, that is utter non sense since authenticity ≠ photoshop.
If the point is to show the most authentic factory photos to avoid deception, then saying the factory used Photoshop to make the doll look more realistic completely contradicts that. Authenticity and Photoshop don’t go together.
the pictures here does not match whats advertised i almost bought this doll but this company orange in is using a AI face enhancer that makes the doll look realistic please advise them not to do this deceptive practice
Thank you for contacting us. We are sorry to make you confused, they are made of the same mold. They look different because of different makeup and lighting. Please understand. The factory used a little photoshop to make the doll more relaistic.
Listen you cannot say and i quote: „[…]many sex doll new players have been tricked into buying dolls that are completely different from those advertised on the website. In order to prevent you from being deceived, we have collected the most authentic factory pictures from top doll brands[…]“
And then reply like: „[…]The factory used a little photoshop to make the doll more relaistic.“, that is utter non sense since authenticity ≠ photoshop.
You’re right — that doesn’t make sense.
If the point is to show the most authentic factory photos to avoid deception, then saying the factory used Photoshop to make the doll look more realistic completely contradicts that. Authenticity and Photoshop don’t go together.