I think this is a great idea! The reason why we have so many women and men out there with eating disorders if because the media has displayed such skewed ideas on body image. We live in a society that is always pushing the way we look. Am I too tall? Am I to short? I wish I was skinnier, how did she get that body, what kind of diet is she on? Celebrities may have great rock-hard bodies, but yes they have nutritionist, trainers and personal chefs. I think people out there should know that retouching is done...we are not perfect, we all have flaws. We are made in God's image.

I think this is great.  Too many girls/women feel bad about themselves because they will never look like these unrealistic images.  I think it's a great idea to make the audience aware of the effects added to the photos.

Even though we may all know that most images are retouched, that models who are held up to us as having an ideal body actually represent only 2 or 3 percent of the population, it's still helpful to have reminders that this is not reality. If we are to be bombarded with unrealistic images on a daily basis, the warning seems only fair. If having a warning prompts the industry to use more realistic images, so much the better.

I think it's great!  I think it would be a reminder to all women and girls looking through magazines that these photos aren't real.  Or at least about 50% of the woman in the picture has been "improved".  It might also spark more companies to show real women in their campaigns.  It's about time we swing the other way, towards authenticity and away from plastic perfect.