 Aimeedphotography D. |
Showing Proofs Hello, I am wondering if there is a way that I can lock my photographs, on my own website, so that viewers/customers cannot copy paste and print the photos. I know this was bound to happen, photo's being stolen, but now I would like to do something about it. Thank you, anyhelp would be much appreciated!
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Sharon Day |
I know of no way of preventing people from copy/pasting your photos. I have taken screen shots of my own photos and had them printed at 4x6" and they looked fine to me. If you don't want people helping themselves then put a nice big copyright across your photos.
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Jerry Frazier |
Yep. No way. Big logo or something right accross the image. It's the only way.
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Aimeedphotography D. |
Yeah I guess so. Well better start crackin. :(
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Bobby R. Strange |
That's what I did with mine just today...put my name and a copyright symbol right across the middle. As far as I know, none of mine have been stolen (hmmm, why haven't they?? are they not GOOD ENOUGH?!? AREN'T THEY?!?!? hehehehe), but I figured I might as well do it before any of them get snatched.
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Christopher A. Walrath |
I always edit the image to include a monacher such as "Christopher A Walrath Photography, 2007" or some such so that the image is incomplete without the portion that holds the caption. A quick fix for those who don't have the means to lock your photos.
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Pete H |
There is little reason to post a photo with a resolution more than 72ppi. Let them try to get anything larger than a 3x5 LOL Pete
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Christopher A. Walrath |
Nice point, Pete. I must admit I hadn't thought of that. Damn! Time to rework the site. Thanks.
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