Copyright logo

[Pjmac35]

Is there an easy way of attaching a copyright logo to photos submitted
to a.b.p.a.?

Regards

PJM

[Luke]

"Pjmac35" > wrote in message
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> Is there an easy way of attaching a copyright logo to photos submitted to
> a.b.p.a.?


Almost any basic photo editing software will do this. Even the
free-ware ones will do it.


Luke

[Alf Blume]

"Luke" > skrev i en meddelelse
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> "Pjmac35" > wrote in message
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>> Is there an easy way of attaching a copyright logo to photos submitted to
>> a.b.p.a.?
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>
> Almost any basic photo editing software will do this. Even the
> free-ware ones will do it.

search for "copyright left" - thats what I use . . .

[Ray O'Hara[_2_]]

"Pjmac35" > wrote in message
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> Is there an easy way of attaching a copyright logo to photos submitted
> to a.b.p.a.?
>
> Regards
>
> PJM
>
>

first you need to get the copyright.

[Maple1]

As soon as you press the shutter you own copyright to the photo.
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> first you need to get the copyright.
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[Grumpy AuContraire[_2_]]

Ray O'Hara wrote:
> "Pjmac35" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>Is there an easy way of attaching a copyright logo to photos submitted
>>to a.b.p.a.?
>>
>>Regards
>>
>>PJM
>>
>>
>
>
> first you need to get the copyright.
>
>



Not so.

Anyone can claim copyright to their original work. Formally applying
for a copyright simplifies proving it though.

JT

[HEMI-Powered[_2_]]

Today, when Grumpy AuContraire uttered these immortal words,
such was the importance of this profound pronouncement, that is
is being saved for future reference

>>>Is there an easy way of attaching a copyright logo to photos
>>>submitted to a.b.p.a.?
>>>
>> first you need to get the copyright.
>
> Not so.
>
> Anyone can claim copyright to their original work. Formally
> applying for a copyright simplifies proving it though.
>
> JT
One can apply for a copyright for a single expression of an idea,
i.e., a single photo, or for a grouping or compendium of ideas,
such as a library or CD of photos, but some sort of formal
applicatioon for a copyright is required to prevail in court
against an alleged infringer, one from whom you hope to get a
damage judgement from, or get a restraining order to prevent furhte
distribution of copyrights that have been proven to be owned by
another and violated by the defendend.


--
HP, aka Jerry