Copyright logo

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

Regards

PJM

"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

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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.?


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 . . .

"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.

As soon as you press the shutter you own copyright to the photo.



first you need to get the copyright.

Ray O'Hara wrote:
"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.





Not so.

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

JT

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