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use of images on site ??
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| Bolo911 2005-03-03, 6:42 pm |
| if you use images that you purchase on corbis or other photo sites to use for
your webdesign, can you edit the image, like change it to b/w, darken, remove
something from, add something to a person, take a background out - I would
assume so since you have to blend/adjust the image to the site you are building.
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| Osgood 2005-03-03, 6:43 pm |
| yes.
Bolo911 wrote:
> if you use images that you purchase on corbis or other photo sites to use for
> your webdesign, can you edit the image, like change it to b/w, darken, remove
> something from, add something to a person, take a background out - I would
> assume so since you have to blend/adjust the image to the site you are building.
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| Bolo911 2005-03-03, 6:44 pm |
| i'm looking at istockphoto.com .. it doesn't mention anything about
manipulating an image; it does say 'can't use any image in the Content that
depicts a person to endorse a business, product or service.' - this I don't
understand.
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| Osgood 2005-03-03, 6:44 pm |
| I would say its taken for granted that you can manipulate the image in
any way you want. Lets face it hardly any images that you see now are
not doctored in photoshop/fireworks somehow.
They are not licenced images, which do have some restriction of usage on
them, but 'royalty free' which basically means you can do what you want
with them, after paying a fee to use them.
Bolo911 wrote:
> i'm looking at istockphoto.com .. it doesn't mention anything about
> manipulating an image; it does say 'can't use any image in the Content that
> depicts a person to endorse a business, product or service.' - this I don't
> understand.
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| darrel 2005-03-03, 6:44 pm |
| > if you use images that you purchase on corbis or other photo sites to use
for
> your webdesign, can you edit the image, like change it to b/w, darken,
remove
> something from, add something to a person, take a background out
Usually, but it depends on the TOS.
-Darrel
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| It basically means you can't use an image of a bloke and pretend he is the
managing director of the company.
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> i'm looking at istockphoto.com .. it doesn't mention anything about
> manipulating an image; it does say 'can't use any image in the Content
that
> depicts a person to endorse a business, product or service.' - this I
don't
> understand.
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| Bolo911 2005-03-03, 6:44 pm |
| thanks, istockphoto is very cheap, cheapest pricing i've seen $1 per image and even less when you buy bundles.
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| (_seb_) 2005-03-03, 6:44 pm |
| of course you can do whatever you want with the images 9if you purchase
them: that's why you purchase them in the first place.
Designers never use purchased images as is, without cropping them,
changing the colors, combining them with other images, etc.
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sebATwebtrans1DOTcom | http://webtrans1.com | creative web designs
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| James Shook 2005-03-03, 6:46 pm |
| (_seb_) wrote:
> of course you can do whatever you want with the images 9if you purchase
> them: that's why you purchase them in the first place.
Not necessarily. It depends on the type of license you buy.
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James M. Shook
http://www.jshook.com
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| James Shook 2005-03-08, 4:30 am |
| (_seb_) wrote:
> of course you can do whatever you want with the images 9if you purchase
> them: that's why you purchase them in the first place.
Not necessarily. It depends on the type of license you buy.
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James M. Shook
http://www.jshook.com
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