Copyright/register pix on internet

[maverick464]

I'm new to DSLR pix, but not new to photography. I have hundreds of pix I want to post, yet have no idea how to indicate that they are copyrighted/registered on the internet. I don't use other peoples work and want to protect my work from those who do.[/color]

[someone93]

First, you should pay more attention to where you write your topic. This should be in the overflow section.

Back to your question:

To sign and/or watermark your images is a good way to protect your images (people seem to ignore copyrights quite often...).

A plugin that might help is Simon Brown's EasyWatermark.

[Rick Brewster]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Sta ... yright_law

[Ouchy_S]

If you haven't already, make a deviantART account, and upload your artwork on that. When uploading, there is an option to add a watermark to the image, to prevent ripping. Check that box. This also brings more audience to your work, which is an added bonus.

Alternatively, you can just write "© YOUR NAME 200#" on all your work.

[david.atwell]

Keep in mind, you don't have to actually do anything to copyright your images. Copyrights are in place the moment your photo is taken. A copyright notice is helpful, but not necessary.

[Bryan1998]

If you haven't already, make a deviantART account, and upload your artwork on that. When uploading, there is an option to add a watermark to the image, to prevent ripping. Check that box. This also brings more audience to your work, which is an added bonus.

Alternatively, you can just write "© YOUR NAME 200#" on all your work.

Umm Acording To Norton 360 DeviantArt Has Three Viruses :!: And Please Visit PhotoBucket Your Acount Has Ben In Active For 90 Days Or Switch To TinyPic

[Frontcannon]

Norton sucks, btw.

[Simon Brown]

If you haven't already, make a deviantART account, and upload your artwork on that. When uploading, there is an option to add a watermark to the image, to prevent ripping. Check that box. This also brings more audience to your work, which is an added bonus.

Alternatively, you can just write "© YOUR NAME 200#" on all your work.

Umm Acording To Norton 360 DeviantArt Has Three Viruses :!: And Please Visit PhotoBucket Your Acount Has Ben In Active For 90 Days Or Switch To TinyPic

You mean Norton SafeWeb? Not according to their website. It's possible you mistyped the URI or something and the domain squatter was spreading malware.

[flip]

According to Norton, everything on my computer had a virus including norton's scanning program, so it blocked them.

You can just add a nice watermark that takes up a big part of the picture.

[Simon Brown]

According to Norton, everything on my computer had a virus including norton's scanning program, so it blocked them.

Have you tried running scans with MalwareBytes and SuperAntiSpyware?

[Bryan1998]

If you haven't already, make a deviantART account, and upload your artwork on that. When uploading, there is an option to add a watermark to the image, to prevent ripping. Check that box. This also brings more audience to your work, which is an added bonus.

Alternatively, you can just write "© YOUR NAME 200#" on all your work.

Umm Acording To Norton 360 DeviantArt Has Three Viruses :!: And Please Visit PhotoBucket Your Acount Has Ben In Active For 90 Days Or Switch To TinyPic

You mean Norton SafeWeb? Not according to their website. It's possible you mistyped the URI or something and the domain squatter was spreading malware.

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