Posts for: ShelterCove
Dec 8, 2011 23:51:41 #
RMM wrote:
Per the Copyright office, the symbol should only be used when the copyright has been registered. It's perfectly OK to say "Copyright 2011" without the symbol.
Break out the handcuffs! Seriously, thanks for the info. Had no idea. Will share with my fellow copyrighters. :)
Dec 8, 2011 22:34:40 #
RMM wrote:
Do NOT use the copyright symbol © unless you have registered the copyright, which involves a fee. However, you can say "Coypright 2011" without the symbol. Even if you don't, you are the copyright owner. If someone violates your copyright, the onus is on you to prove it, unless you have registered it. In that case, it's "No contest."
Am I understanding it would be "illegal" to use the symbol unless you register? Not that because everybody does it makes it right, but I don't know of anyone who has done the registration. They just use the symbol. I assumed they were interchangeable. Way more complicated than I thought this would be!
Dec 8, 2011 16:46:19 #
Mickey88 wrote:
it should be the year the photo was taken
from research I did some time back the most commonly accepted is
copyright year name
from research I did some time back the most commonly accepted is
copyright year name
thank you! That is what made the most sense to me, but don't know that sense is involved sometimes!!!
Dec 8, 2011 15:27:37 #
I understand that if I take the photo then I own the copyright. My question is about the date. Do you use the date you took the photo, or the current year date, or no date at all? (Like just the copyright symbol and my name?). I have searched around on the internet but haven't found anything that addresses this question. Also, I don't intend to register with the U.S. Copyright office. Just want it be known that an images belongs to me. Thanks for any advice.
Dec 5, 2011 11:05:06 #
Sharon S. wrote:
I have enjoyed reading the advice offered on this site for a few months and have learned a lot. Thanks for sharing your expertise and advice. I would appreciate input as to a good quality scanner to be used to catalog years of family photos (before I went digital). I also have several different sizes of negatives 35mm, 110 film, and others. I am considering the Canon 9000F. Any advice would be appreciated.
I have an Epson Perfection V500 that does a great job. Slides, negatives, positives. It will also do medium and large format negatives but there is a work around for them. Otherwise there are trays (carriers) for the slides and negs. Was more than $200 and have had it for several years. Also does PDFs. They still make this model. Check Amazon, or maybe eBay. Good luck!
Dec 4, 2011 14:03:29 #
Kalina54 wrote:
Mother Nature showing off all her glory last night behind my house in AZ after dumping about 3 feet of snow.
Wow!
Dec 4, 2011 14:01:44 #
Dec 4, 2011 14:01:02 #
fstop22 wrote:
how bout some bumpy texture
Great color and composition - love this
Dec 1, 2011 05:25:32 #
Dec 1, 2011 05:19:55 #
alaskan wrote:
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Thank you Ivan! I just did a quick sample and it came out pretty well. Will have to play around in that general direction to finesse the results. I'm one of the people that really like effects/filters applied to photographic images. :)
Nov 30, 2011 23:31:15 #
alaskan wrote:
I think I used Topaz Clean or Simplify or both.Adjust is also very interesting for many different effects.The Topaz software cost is reasonable but I warn you,you will spend a lot of time playing with your photos.
ShelterCove wrote:
What version? I am on their website and there are many different products. Thanks
ShelterCove wrote:
I love them! I need to get Topaz!!! :thumbup:
What version? I am on their website and there are many different products. Thanks
I think I used Topaz Clean or Simplify or both.Adjust is also very interesting for many different effects.The Topaz software cost is reasonable but I warn you,you will spend a lot of time playing with your photos.
Any chance you would reveal just a bit more about how you used Topaz. I have Clean, Simplify and Adjust but can't seem to find a setting or combo of settings that give that bold painterly effect. Thanks
Nov 30, 2011 11:04:26 #
Nov 29, 2011 19:45:03 #
I really like that Topaz integrates with PhotoShop Elements. Is just another choice on the Filters Menu. Very easy to use and like the effects I've been able to create so far.
Nov 29, 2011 11:38:44 #
alaskan wrote:
I think I used Topaz Clean or Simplify or both.Adjust is also very interesting for many different effects.The Topaz software cost is reasonable but I warn you,you will spend a lot of time playing with your photos.
ShelterCove wrote:
What version? I am on their website and there are many different products. Thanks
ShelterCove wrote:
I love them! I need to get Topaz!!! :thumbup:
What version? I am on their website and there are many different products. Thanks
I think I used Topaz Clean or Simplify or both.Adjust is also very interesting for many different effects.The Topaz software cost is reasonable but I warn you,you will spend a lot of time playing with your photos.
Time well spent, I'd say! Photoshop Elements already keeps me occupied. I got a 30 day free trial of Clean, Simplify & Adjust. Let the fun begin!
Nov 29, 2011 01:30:03 #
ShelterCove wrote:
I love them! I need to get Topaz!!! :thumbup:
What version? I am on their website and there are many different products. Thanks