Is displaying a defendant shackled, handcuffed, in prison garb prejudicial?

QUESTION PRESENTED Is displaying a picture of a defendant shackled, handcuffed, in prison garb and being held by prison staff, over objection, still more prejudicial than probative, and a violation of a fundamentally fair trial under the Fifth Amendment, in American courtrooms or can it be disregarded based upon unfounded procedural grounds? 2