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Sept 2- - Oct 4, 2003, I hiked in Canadian Rockies for two weeks.
Now the photo web for my hiking trip is up on-line. You are cordially invited to visit the new photo gallery. Hope you will enjoy the beauties of Canadian Rockies. http://128.111.124.127/ssr/CanadaRockies.htm Ronald |
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You have some nice images in there. I might make them smaller, and easier to
see. I would also recommend putting a some sort of visible watermark on your images otherwise they might end up in someone elsešs portfolio. -- PWW (Paul Wayne Wilson) Over 1,000 Photographs Online at, http://PhotoStockFile.com On 10/19/03 11:41 PM, in article , "Shu" wrote: Sept 2- - Oct 4, 2003, I hiked in Canadian Rockies for two weeks. Now the photo web for my hiking trip is up on-line. You are cordially invited to visit the new photo gallery. Hope you will enjoy the beauties of Canadian Rockies. http://128.111.124.127/ssr/CanadaRockies.htm Ronald |
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Question - is there any "value" to reduced sized web photos? Certainly a
print couldn't be made of any commercial value, IMHO. Also, with respect, I find your (PWW) copyright across the heart of the picture very distracting. Cheers, rma "PWW" wrote in message ... You have some nice images in there. I might make them smaller, and easier to see. I would also recommend putting a some sort of visible watermark on your images otherwise they might end up in someone elsešs portfolio. -- PWW (Paul Wayne Wilson) Over 1,000 Photographs Online at, http://PhotoStockFile.com On 10/19/03 11:41 PM, in article , "Shu" wrote: Sept 2- - Oct 4, 2003, I hiked in Canadian Rockies for two weeks. Now the photo web for my hiking trip is up on-line. You are cordially invited to visit the new photo gallery. Hope you will enjoy the beauties of Canadian Rockies. http://128.111.124.127/ssr/CanadaRockies.htm Ronald |
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Just wondering....I just added a photo section to my website. I put a
"no right click" javascript on all the photo pages with a friendly kind of message that says it you would like a copy to contact me Is that enough to stop people from stealing my photos? I know about Digimarc, but I'm not working at present, so $$ are rather tight. What does everyone else do to protect their work, but also get it out there for people to see? ralford wrote: Question - is there any "value" to reduced sized web photos? Certainly a print couldn't be made of any commercial value, IMHO. Also, with respect, I find your (PWW) copyright across the heart of the picture very distracting. Cheers, rma "PWW" wrote in message ... You have some nice images in there. I might make them smaller, and easier to see. I would also recommend putting a some sort of visible watermark on your images otherwise they might end up in someone elsešs portfolio. -- PWW (Paul Wayne Wilson) Over 1,000 Photographs Online at, http://PhotoStockFile.com On 10/19/03 11:41 PM, in article , "Shu" wrote: Sept 2- - Oct 4, 2003, I hiked in Canadian Rockies for two weeks. Now the photo web for my hiking trip is up on-line. You are cordially invited to visit the new photo gallery. Hope you will enjoy the beauties of Canadian Rockies. http://128.111.124.127/ssr/CanadaRockies.htm Ronald |
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All those special ways to stop copying just doesn't work very well. It seems
that there are ways around all of them. That is why I recommend putting a visible watermark on each and every image I put on the web. And use a lower resolution image of not to big of size. I just figure that I have to get my images out in front of clients and and accept a few thefts from my lower rez, smaller watermarked images might make them think twice about taking my images without my permission. I will still go after every single copyright infringement that I can. -- PWW (Paul Wayne Wilson) Over 1,000 Photographs Online at, http://PhotoStockFile.com On 10/20/03 2:51 PM, in article , "Carole" wrote: Just wondering....I just added a photo section to my website. I put a "no right click" javascript on all the photo pages with a friendly kind of message that says it you would like a copy to contact me Is that enough to stop people from stealing my photos? I know about Digimarc, but I'm not working at present, so $$ are rather tight. What does everyone else do to protect their work, but also get it out there for people to see? |
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"PWW" wrote: snip That is why I recommend putting a visible watermark on each and every image I put on the web. And use a lower snip I think you have a very nice site, and if someone wants to buy the image, the watermark is not that distracting. Have fun, Dave |
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I'll have to look into watermarking. I've never done it, but I'm sure
there has to be some place on the web where you can learn how to do this? PWW wrote: All those special ways to stop copying just doesn't work very well. It seems that there are ways around all of them. That is why I recommend putting a visible watermark on each and every image I put on the web. And use a lower resolution image of not to big of size. I just figure that I have to get my images out in front of clients and and accept a few thefts from my lower rez, smaller watermarked images might make them think twice about taking my images without my permission. I will still go after every single copyright infringement that I can. |
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Carole writes:
Just wondering....I just added a photo section to my website. I put a "no right click" javascript on all the photo pages with a friendly kind of message that says it you would like a copy to contact me Is that enough to stop people from stealing my photos? I know about Digimarc, but I'm not working at present, so $$ are rather tight. Post the URL of your site, and I'll post copies I've made of the photos. I am sorry to say that I have a one-button mouse, so right click and wrong click don't work for me. And yes, Digimarc is very expensive -- not aimed at good amateurs or solo pros. What does everyone else do to protect their work, but also get it out there for people to see? The sad fact is that if it is on the Web it can't _really_ be protected. I include a copyright notice in each photo, but my stuff is still stolen and used on other sites. Use low resolution photos, put a copyright notice in each photo, and provide a link somewhere on your photo pages to a page on your site where people can easily get information on how to license the use of your photos. Low res photos will prevent people from making quality prints, but my experience is that people want photos for their Web sites, so they don't care too much about quality. Note that this is my experience with my travel site; I'm not a pro and don't have professional quality images on the Web. -- Philip Stripling | email to the replyto address is presumed Legal Assistance on the Web | spam and read later. email to philip@ http://www.PhilipStripling.com/ | my domain is read daily. |
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Not realy. If they have any browser savoy they can 1) grab it from
cach 2) disable javascript 30 use an old browser. Having said that, I would guess that 90%+ of the uses buy a PC and use what's been pre-loaded. So for these casual users it is effective. Jim *----------------------------------------------------------------* * Check-out my web site at: http://SwensonStudio.com * * landscape and travel photographs, featuring sunsets * *----------------------------------------------------------------* Carole wrote in message ... Just wondering....I just added a photo section to my website. I put a "no right click" javascript on all the photo pages with a friendly kind of message that says it you would like a copy to contact me Is that enough to stop people from stealing my photos? I know about Digimarc, but I'm not working at present, so $$ are rather tight. What does everyone else do to protect their work, but also get it out there for people to see? ralford wrote: Question - is there any "value" to reduced sized web photos? Certainly a print couldn't be made of any commercial value, IMHO. Also, with respect, I find your (PWW) copyright across the heart of the picture very distracting. Cheers, rma "PWW" wrote in message ... You have some nice images in there. I might make them smaller, and easier to see. I would also recommend putting a some sort of visible watermark on your images otherwise they might end up in someone elsešs portfolio. -- PWW (Paul Wayne Wilson) Over 1,000 Photographs Online at, http://PhotoStockFile.com On 10/19/03 11:41 PM, in article , "Shu" wrote: Sept 2- - Oct 4, 2003, I hiked in Canadian Rockies for two weeks. Now the photo web for my hiking trip is up on-line. You are cordially invited to visit the new photo gallery. Hope you will enjoy the beauties of Canadian Rockies. http://128.111.124.127/ssr/CanadaRockies.htm Ronald |
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Carole wrote: Just wondering....I just added a photo section to my website. I put a "no right click" javascript on all the photo pages with a friendly kind of message that says it you would like a copy to contact me Is that enough to stop people from stealing my photos? No. On RiscOS, we save with the middle button, so that doesn't work at all. Liz -- Virtual Liz at http://www.v-liz.co.uk Kenya; Tanzania; India; Seychelles New Aug '03: Namibia "I speak of Africa and golden joys" |
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