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Happy David Thexton Day, 21st March 2003 “I am not uncertain” - Dollar Bill Stern, Billions “Fear stimulates my imagination” - Don Draper, Mad Men “Everybody Lies” - Dr Gregory House, House “Trust But Verify” - Commissioner Frank Reagan, Blue Bloods |
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Happy David Thexton Day, 21st March 2003 “I am not uncertain” - Dollar Bill Stern, Billions “Fear stimulates my imagination” - Don Draper, Mad Men “Everybody Lies” - Dr Gregory House, House “Trust But Verify” - Commissioner Frank Reagan, Blue Bloods |
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Photo from prodrive. Not that hard to type I wouldn't have thought, and it might cease the carte blanche photo posting with no credit that seems to occur regularly here. Yet heaven help if you cut and paste a written article without some kind of recognition to the source...
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A photo though is complete in and of itself, not a one liner from an article with more information within.
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What can be copied/used in small context etc, A lot of pushing for owners rights , and if you want to use it , pay But then if an article/pic/ etc is released into the public domain, then that comes under a different ruling |
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As someone who stands on the other side of a lens there is nothing more infuriating than seeing your work used without any kind of recognition. It's bad enough that the craft of photography has been devalued to zero in the current day and age of forum and social media, but now it's become standard practice to lift other people's photos, host them on your own page like smugmug and then post them wherever and whenever you want without even a mere mention of where you got the shot or even IF you took the shot yourself. I'm not sure why there is this current attitude of "if you post it on social media, you lose any right to it", either morally or legally. Extremely poor form IMO. |
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Perhaps you should give your local fed member a call , because there is lots on the public domain, that never receive any recognition |
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Sweet mate, appreciate your support.
I find it ironic that people get upset if they feel one of their rumours on here gets recycled on other sites/forum/media, but its carte blanche on photographers 'actual' work. Pretty telling about the value currently placed by some on the work the women and men walking around with 10's of thousands of dollars of equipment in heat/rain/etc. I'm sure I speak for many who work in the industry when I say (in the most italic written sickly sarcastic font) "thanks mate". |
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Totally agree mayhem. Major reason why I got out of the industry. Too easy for people to rip off your work and no one else gives a stuff.
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If I had a dollar for everytime I had heard of someone within the industry ripping off a snapper I'd be able to afford some good camera gear to give it a go myself. I'm not just talking about fans/forums social media and the like but also drivers and teams responsible which is pretty poor.
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Is there commercial value generated through the secondary use of these images?
Is the use enabled under a creative commons licence, for investigation, study and input? |
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Just as you've moaned about media outlets or other websites re-running your 'Powder Room' stories without any sign of recognition, photographers are tired of people using their work without a mere mention of the source. The difference between your rumours and a photographers' photo is that I can substantiate that you've used someone's photo; if one of your many rumours appears at other places, the only way you can say for sure that its been stolen from you is if you actually made the rumour up in the first place... If it doesn't matter where you sourced a photograph, why does it matter where people get articles from that they post on this forum? Its generally expected here at ten-tenths that if you cut n paste some/all of an article that you attribute where the article originated. Is it because you feel a piece of written work is more deserving of some credit to the author than a photographers image? If so, why? For someone so hung up on 'the industry' and it's many employees livelihoods, it seems time and time again the lowly photographer is forgotten, be it amateur or professional. Sad really. |
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What $hits me is the average punters who go buy the gear, sit on the other side of the fence, snap away and then flog there work as professional with business names and all, whilst none exist if you look them up. Not to mention then attempt to make a dollar off eBay. |
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This is the article, I refereed too, back a few posts :
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/fede...20-gtf6i0.html |
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At the risk of getting torn to shreds.....get over yourselves!
I realize that the people who take the really good pics at events have a talent (of sorts) behind the lens, however the average bloke can pickup a reasonably good digital SLR these days and come up with some pretty good results. Admittedly, probably not quite as good as a very few of the pro's, but generally up there, pretty close, quality wise. Unfortunately, photography is dying as a profession. There's people out there still doing it but it's a tough gig, when every man and his dog can get access to top shelf equipment these days and Photoshop can turn average shots into pretty good shots. Plus, there's no money in it. Take a look at some of the pro shots out there after a weekends racing anywhere around the country. Honestly.....Do you really think that they are head and shoulders above the rest of us plebs, quality wise? I don't think so! What they do have, is access to a few better locations which, may or may not, give them an advantage, in getting the money shot that we all strive for. TBH, if you're feeling that precious about your pics, and you think that they are that good, watermark them, or attempt to make some money out of it. Good luck with that! I couldn't give a rats, who copies and uses some of my shots. I take it as a bit of a compliment that any of them get used. |
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