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hahha, you both crack me upI thought the joke was that the guy (on the right) was still in the photo and nothing had been changed.because we both left the feet in?
hahha, you both crack me upI thought the joke was that the guy (on the right) was still in the photo and nothing had been changed.because we both left the feet in?
OK, OK
I might have a go at editing that, I thought there were too many struts/wires etc to make a neat edit. I guess my editing skills fail instead
[edit] Right, I've changed the permissions on my files. Just to be sure, can somebody else check whether they can still see the originals?
Oh, and Bob, is there a way to automatically add the watermark? When I go to a show I come back with hundreds of photos, adding it one at a time would be a pain
Last edited by Ruggerbugger; 06-10-2010 at 05:50 PM.
I can still see originals at about 3200 x 1900 while logged into my Flickr account. I don't know about viewing while not logged in. Maybe it takes a while to update.
Re: Photo-a-day
in Photoshop its easy - in Photoshop Elements, thats a totally different kettle of fish!
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Just tried on another user account, originals still viewable.
[edit] Probably takes a while, the new settings do say only I should see the originals.
Having said that, I'm pretty sure the owner of the airfield holds the copyright to any photos I take at a show, would I be right there?
Last edited by Ruggerbugger; 06-10-2010 at 09:09 PM.
Not entirely correct..
The photographer always holds copyright of the photo they take..
There's just some other legal stuff do with with private property and selling of images.
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that's not entirely true either..
when you're studying photography at university / college etc they own all photographs you take for your course..
when you work for a company you'll have to sign a waiver allowing them to own the copyright for photographs taken for a job / in their time
every country has their own laws about the publishing of photographs..
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But apart from all of those conditions?
I left it vague for a reason, though what I said pretty much sums up what the typical person shooting for them self should know.
I'm sure if they signed a waiver they would be aware of the fact that photos taken in company time belong to the company without us needing to tell them
apart from those and a few other conditions, for the most if you take the photograph, the copyright is yours
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Easy as in using actions? Or is there an even quicker way that just does it simultaniously to a batch of photos?
I do mine as a vector shape so I can just pick it from the library and put it straight on as a new layer.
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thats right, record an action placing the copyright / logo where you want and then you just run a batch on a folder, and hey presto 600 wedding photographs all tagged up
can also assign a function key to the action, so if you're editing individual shots and want to tag, hit the F key when ur done and move onto the next image
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another from the studio shoot the other month
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excellent again Bobster
Like the old plane and car shot - greta editing jobs. I'd have left the feet in as well
One from yesterday. Very bright and a bit hard so converted to mono as I preferred it to be honest. Just disabled full on downloads from my Flickr as well having read the last few posts.
another two real gems, I love mono shots....
cant help but wonder what Kush's shot might look like in infrared
Cheers, David
I knew you'd say that, I was thinking the same thing.
BTW, can somebody check my flickr, still not sure it's hiding the full res originals.
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