It's now legal to steal photographs
Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2018 6:44 pm
How many of you photographers are going to pull your photographs, and not post new ones, on the Internet after reading this?
https://petapixel.com/…/court-rules-copying-photos-found-o…/
There are 3 options photographers have:
1 - Don't post images online.
2 - Have a watermark that covers the entire image. However, there is software that will remove almost any watermark. https://www.theverge.com/.../google-research-algorithm...
3 - Post images that are so small, that they can't be used for anything. But there is software for this too that will make tiny images into much larger ones, and look great.
Good luck everyone.
Have Fun,
Jeff
https://petapixel.com/…/court-rules-copying-photos-found-o…/
There are 3 options photographers have:
1 - Don't post images online.
2 - Have a watermark that covers the entire image. However, there is software that will remove almost any watermark. https://www.theverge.com/.../google-research-algorithm...
3 - Post images that are so small, that they can't be used for anything. But there is software for this too that will make tiny images into much larger ones, and look great.
Good luck everyone.
Have Fun,
Jeff