A check to see if your photos have been used without your knowledge.

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25 Jun 2012 - 6:20 AM

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peterjones (e2 Member)

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25 Jun 2012 - 7:51 AM

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any image you have published by Ephotozine can be right clicked or screen printed by any organisation to be used on their website FOC; Google Image Search or Tineye will reveal a number of images so purloined; the Daily Telegraph will shortly be receiving an invoice from me for an image that they have helped themselves to from my epz portfolio on their Travel page.

JackAllTog (e2 Member)

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25 Jun 2012 - 12:12 PM

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Excellent tool, very useful - now how do i get my images to a level where they get stolen in the first place ;-(

Seriously though I do though think we have a duty at least to remind image lifters that they do not have the right to promote their services with images that are stolen.
I look forward to the ambulance chasers building an app that emails me and says, no win no fee, they will chase payment for stolen images. they did something similar for video's.

scottishphototours

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25 Jun 2012 - 1:07 PM

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I'd like to try it but am totally confused as to how to use it!

Any simpleton instructions available?...

thewilliam

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25 Jun 2012 - 2:00 PM

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My friend was using the software.

JackAllTog (e2 Member)

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25 Jun 2012 - 2:57 PM

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International theft - they do credit you in here though.

Google translate:
How to take avtoportet
It is believed that a self-portrait genre originated in the Renaissance, when the creators are no longer anonymous, and aware of their individuality. Each photographer is doing his self-portrait based on how he sees himself. He puts in his self-portrait photo view of the inner world. Alison Morgan, shares tips on creating avtoportetov.

Photo Alison Morgan
It is very important to create a self-portrait is a tripod, because you can not hold the camera and pose the same time. With the camera on a tripod, make sure it is on that line with his head.
 
To take a self-portrait is convenient wired or wireless shutter release. You will be able to snap the shutter, not while holding your finger on the shutter button. These panels are sold in various versions (including wireless) and works with most modern cameras. Such a method of self-portraits is one of the best.
 
If there is no remote control, use the self-timer. The timer can give you 5 to 10 seconds for it to take the right attitude, the more self-timer feature nearly all cameras ..
 
Backdrop for a self-portrait can be monotonous wall or piece of fabric without a pattern, Choosing the right clothes is just as important, it is important to properly harmonize with the background and not distract the viewer's attention. Stay on a low stool or on the high bar stool. From the bar stool, wrapped in cloth, get a great attribute for the shooting, it is possible to sit down or just fall back on. Experiment with dynamic lighting will help differentiate your self-portrait.
 
All in all, have fun with all the heart, taking portraits of himself, to get the most interesting options for images. When taking self-portraits there are no immediate deadlines, so take this process as much time as needed. In the end, your own imagination - the only border to get just such a portrait, you have always dreamed of

robertt

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25 Jun 2012 - 5:46 PM

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I bookmarked the link, opend my portfolio clicked the link and nothing happens. is the site still working?.



robertt

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25 Jun 2012 - 6:18 PM

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Quote: ?¿ src-img

Src Img is a bookmarklet that interfaces with Google™ Image Search to help you find the creators of images you see on blogs that are too lame cool for attribution.
How do I use it?

Drag the following link to the bookmarks bar in your browser.
?¿ src-img

Then click it when you are on a page with images you want to track down.

These are the instructions that appear on the page I have linked to above.

The link worked for me this morning robertt.

As the instructions say, just click and drag the blue ?¿ src-img link to your bookmark toolbar your browser provides. You may have this hidden to provide more viewing space on your monitor. I use Mozilla Firefox and went to the Firefox drop-down arrow, top left of the screen and clicked it. Make sure your cursor's on the Options option and a fly-out menu will open. Click Bookmarks Toolbar. Now this toolbar should be visible.

Now, click and drag the blue ?¿ src-img link to the Bookmarks toolbar. It should now be on the toolbar. If you go to any page with your photos on it, click the link on the Bookmarks toolbar and each photo will have a double question mark on it. Click any of these and a list will come up on a separate page to show which website ( if any ) that particular photo appears on. Hope this helps.

Most of mine show up on EPZ, Flickr or Facebook, but several have been used on Blogs. I'm not really worried about this kind of use and most of the sites seem to be Russian or in a foreign language. None ( so far ) look as if they have been used commercially thankfully.