accuracy

“Accuracy” is a term used to describe how much a photograph looks like the scene it depicts.

But the word “accuracy” does not appear anywhere in the nine characteristics or in the Trust Test.

In fact, the “most accurate” depiction of a scene may not even qualify for the TTG label — not if the photograph was doctored or aigmented in order to make it look more like the scene depicted.

For more on “accuracy,” see questions #321-324.