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Putting Your Name/Logo On Pictures
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<blockquote data-quote="greenflash00" data-source="post: 12468818" data-attributes="member: 33305"><p>It can hurt. I run my own design business and I've found that you can only do so much to copyright your work. I know alot of photographers that are crazy anal about "protecting" their work and go to great lengths to try and do so. After a certain point it's wasted energy though. I've always tended to believe that once you put it on the internet, it's in a sense free game. Not to say it's not wrong to copy someone elses work, just saying that when you know Photoshop like the back of your hand it's not exactly challenging to remove a water mark. </p><p></p><p>Your best bet is to add the watermark and never post an high res images online. If it's online though, you can't really control it completely.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="greenflash00, post: 12468818, member: 33305"] It can hurt. I run my own design business and I've found that you can only do so much to copyright your work. I know alot of photographers that are crazy anal about "protecting" their work and go to great lengths to try and do so. After a certain point it's wasted energy though. I've always tended to believe that once you put it on the internet, it's in a sense free game. Not to say it's not wrong to copy someone elses work, just saying that when you know Photoshop like the back of your hand it's not exactly challenging to remove a water mark. Your best bet is to add the watermark and never post an high res images online. If it's online though, you can't really control it completely. [/QUOTE]
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