For what it's worth, I've spent a great many hours editing pictures and have been working with Photoshop as an avid photographer and graphic designer for many, many years. Never been paid for it so I'm not saying it's my bread and butter, but I am saying I'm pretty good at spotting doctored pictures. Even if they're done really well. That being said, this picture looks as if it was taken straight from a camera phone and has no features that stand out to me that would make me think it was doctored or 'shopped in any way. There does appear to be some kind of reflective, plasticky looking sheet behind the anchor's desk and I'm thinking it's a plastic sheet covering the background that will be removed at the time of launch. Remember, they're FINISHING UP there, so to have a large plastic sheet behind the anchor's desk would not be unusual. Also, doing so would cause the light hitting it to appear more diffused and offer that soft-focused look that appears throughout the set.
Besides, why would they show that and then when they launch, NOT have a set that looks exactly like that? Imagine the befuddlement of us all if that were the case. We'd be running for the doors and shouting SCAM. Why would they risk that?
That's just the set. And it looks beautiful.
