How do you stop photos lying about the dish?

You photograph the portion the guest gets, on its crockery, without sauce or height the kitchen does not plate. It lies if the retouch enlarges the cut or turns a dark stew into an ad. Ask the kitchen for the service weight and the service crockery, not a plate built for the camera. In Madrid the photo shows a loose, shiny rice and the table gets a packed one, and the review says so. The file you publish is the one from the pass, without a second plating, saved under the menu name.