How many images can you register in a batch? How does this work for photographs of one's art? I do both, photography and I paint and draw. Does this work for those outside of the US? What size to you use of your image on your website to avoid copyright problems? I've heard a wide range from 600 x 600 pixels to 800 or 1000 pixels?
Is anyone know if you are a citizen of a foreign country (not USA) and copyright infringements happens in the 3rd country, then in what country you can/should go to law?
I have a question that wasn't discussed. What about copywriting a work after the fact? What I mean is will copyrighting a photo to the library of congress after the infringement discovery be as effective?
Bu, bu, bu … but this is CANADA! One of these days you're going to have to do a Canadian edition of this copyright photography and infringements issue, sure a lot may be the same or similar, but differences. Yes I nit pick a wee bit, at times. I did however enjoy this video it's been very well put together and raises valid points. Thumbs up from Toronto.
Wow, thank you. I didn't realise you could batch register for only $55! I registered two images separately costing $70 could have saved a little. I'm definitely going to batch register the rest of my images though! Thank you again.
Is your lawyer located in Boston, MA? If not, I could use a referral for a copyright/IP attorney. I'm about to go through the process Monte discussed above. A consumer tech brand infringed on one of my photos. They didn't ask to use it; they republished a cropped version. I embedded the metadata into the photo, plus I informed the brand that it was a copyrighted photo. They gave me a 'like.'
Hi Monte Ism, Awesome tutorial thanks for sharing this information. How do you get the prices you've charged for? (i.g. the 25,000 you asked for the Portuguese fan..)
What to do if we are non us citizens ?
How many images can you register in a batch?
How does this work for photographs of one's art? I do both, photography and I paint and draw.
Does this work for those outside of the US?
What size to you use of your image on your website to avoid copyright problems? I've heard a wide range from 600 x 600 pixels to 800 or 1000 pixels?
great advice. It's so easy to have images stolen, interesting to go after a business who steals them.
Is anyone know if you are a citizen of a foreign country (not USA) and copyright infringements happens in the 3rd country, then in what country you can/should go to law?
Great video. Love the "hair light"
I have a question that wasn't discussed. What about copywriting a work after the fact? What I mean is will copyrighting a photo to the library of congress after the infringement discovery be as effective?
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Bu, bu, bu … but this is CANADA! One of these days you're going to have to do a Canadian edition of this copyright photography and infringements issue, sure a lot may be the same or similar, but differences. Yes I nit pick a wee bit, at times. I did however enjoy this video it's been very well put together and raises valid points. Thumbs up from Toronto.
Great info! Thanks for taking the time to make this!
what happens if you leave the company? who do the copyrights belong to you or Fstoppers?
great video, i am from Austria/Europe, do you know any similar pages outside the USA to register my photos? thank you
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from what fstoppersΒ Tutorial is that from
Whoa, I thought Patrick was older (the copyright info says 1982). Congrats on accomplishing so much already
how would you do a google search if you have THOUSANDS of pictures to search for?
Truly very informative. Something which is not talked about so often!!
Sounds good in theory.
But in reality, copyright didn't stop Canon Italy from using Elias image…
Seriously good stuff. Thanks for sharing!
seriously though, whats up with the dell XPS all in one desktop with apple keyboard and mouse? savage
Wow, thank you. I didn't realise you could batch register for only $55! I registered two images separately costing $70 could have saved a little. I'm definitely going to batch register the rest of my images though! Thank you again.
Is your lawyer located in Boston, MA? If not, I could use a referral for a copyright/IP attorney. I'm about to go through the process Monte discussed above. A consumer tech brand infringed on one of my photos. They didn't ask to use it; they republished a cropped version. I embedded the metadata into the photo, plus I informed the brand that it was a copyrighted photo. They gave me a 'like.'
Thank you for the reinforcement. Very informative. Another image search,https://www.tineye.com/
Hi Monte Ism,
Awesome tutorial thanks for sharing this information.
How do you get the prices you've charged for? (i.g. the 25,000 you asked for the Portuguese fan..)