How to mark images copyright if enlarged to protect (c)?

  • Resolved susielee

    (@susielee)


    11 years, 1 month ago

    I worry about the enlarged images of our artwork and photographs being saved and used without permission. Who do I mark them copyright to help prevent that? Can I lock the enlargements so they can not be copied or downloaded?

    Thank you.

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  • Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

    WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support

    Shooting the messenger is common.

    Thread Starter susielee

    (@susielee)

    I did know about the watermark, as I have a FineArtAmerica website, and they do that, I just didn’t have the “word ‘watermark'” handy anymore to look up, and thank you!

    a persistent web-nerd thief

    Were you aware that every single person who views any page on your site must download a complete copy of the page that they are viewing into their web cache on their own computer? Images and all? That is how web browsers work. Are they all persistent web-nerd thieves too?

    Additionally, the plugin that has been “recommended” by your hosts will create serious problems for many disabled user groups – thereby almost certainly putting your site on the wrong side of anti-discrimination law in your own country.

    Between us, Andrew & I have over 15 years professional web experience. The kind that normally costs a great deal. Right now, you’re getting this experience & advice for free. So I really do suggest that you take some time out to consider the issues raised.

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