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09/16/2011 07:09:06 PM · #26
Looks like it will be a fun weekend with Google Image Search!
09/16/2011 07:14:57 PM · #27
They have an extension for Chrome that allows you to right-click the image and do the search, no need to drag and drop, which is difficult when running a tabbed browser.
09/16/2011 07:40:02 PM · #28
I am computer challanged. Can someone send me step by step on to do this? Interesting stuff.
09/16/2011 07:46:46 PM · #29
Originally posted by drewbixcube:

I just got off the phone with her. She promised to pull my image or credit me for it.

We'll see.

It's not like I'm raking in piles of cash off my photography...but I don't want someone else doing it.

Her: "That site isn't up any more."
Me: "I'm looking at it right now..."

I guess I'm a decent enough photographer that someone else is claiming my work. Yea!...I think.


If she did make any money you should be entitled to it. Call a lawyer. She needs to be taught a lesson.
09/16/2011 08:06:57 PM · #30
You people are too lenient. Sites will never be discouraged from using other photos without consent if you don't at least threaten SOME action against them.

I plan on sending the 6 websites that stole my photo a bill this weekend. Right after I finish:

1) Saving the web pages to my hard drive
2) Printing the website page to a pdf file complete with links
3) Screen capture the site
4) Screen capture the search results as another definitive record that the image was indeed on their site.
5) Probably the grand daddy of them all...use my Camtasia Studio 7 software to do a live desktop recording and my voice over going to each website and documenting the photo and page dates, contact info etc. so that's it's a complete record that I WAS on their website...on this day..seeing my photo, and loading the page live.

I'm covering my butt, this way even if they delete the photo I still have ALL the proof I need. When I send them the bill based on the file size, the date it first appeared on the site until today, the type of use etc. (Using the stock photo calculator and then probably doubling that price due to the theft of my image) I will also include the fact that a simple deletion will does not imply innocence, and that I have multiple records of my photo being on their site.

Last week I was contacted by a publishing house seeking to use the very same photo as a book cover for a run of a minimum of 1000 books. I am still in the process of discussing their intended distribution market, length of use, budget etc. At least that company was decent enough to contact me and ask if I would consider selling a license to them.

Do SOMETHING my friends to not only protect your own work, but that of others in the future. If there are no repercussions it will only get worse.

Dave
09/16/2011 08:17:19 PM · #31
Originally posted by DCNUTTER:

You people are too lenient. Sites will never be discouraged from using other photos without consent if you don't at least threaten SOME action against them.

I plan on sending the 6 websites that stole my photo a bill this weekend. Right after I finish:

1) Saving the web pages to my hard drive
2) Printing the website page to a pdf file complete with links
3) Screen capture the site
4) Screen capture the search results as another definitive record that the image was indeed on their site.
5) Probably the grand daddy of them all...use my Camtasia Studio 7 software to do a live desktop recording and my voice over going to each website and documenting the photo and page dates, contact info etc. so that's it's a complete record that I WAS on their website...on this day..seeing my photo, and loading the page live.

I'm covering my butt, this way even if they delete the photo I still have ALL the proof I need. When I send them the bill based on the file size, the date it first appeared on the site until today, the type of use etc. (Using the stock photo calculator and then probably doubling that price due to the theft of my image) I will also include the fact that a simple deletion will does not imply innocence, and that I have multiple records of my photo being on their site.

Good luck with all that. Let us know how it works out.
09/16/2011 08:21:51 PM · #32
Originally posted by BrennanOB:

A friend of mine works at Google. He says the most depressing place in the world is a windowless room there where any posted image with a certain percentage of flesh tones has to be screened for porn, because only human eyes can tell if it is an "unsafe" image. These poor guys spend the entire day seeing random and some screamingly disgusting images pop up on their screens every five seconds, eight hours a day. Turnover is very high.

Someone should contact Mike Rowe.
09/16/2011 09:32:34 PM · #33
I can't figure the drag and drop bit. Must be something intuitively obvious that I'm missing. But I did find a picture of mine on a page in a language I don't understand. Not even sure what language it is, nor whether or not if I link it, it will go to my picture.

Umbrella picture
09/16/2011 09:43:14 PM · #34
Originally posted by Art Roflmao:

Originally posted by BrennanOB:

A friend of mine works at Google. He says the most depressing place in the world is a windowless room there where any posted image with a certain percentage of flesh tones has to be screened for porn, because only human eyes can tell if it is an "unsafe" image. These poor guys spend the entire day seeing random and some screamingly disgusting images pop up on their screens every five seconds, eight hours a day. Turnover is very high.

Someone should contact Mike Rowe.


I love that show. LOL.
09/16/2011 09:47:26 PM · #35
Originally posted by Melethia:

I can't figure the drag and drop bit. Must be something intuitively obvious that I'm missing. But I did find a picture of mine on a page in a language I don't understand. Not even sure what language it is, nor whether or not if I link it, it will go to my picture.

Umbrella picture


All you have to do is go to Google.com, and then click on the link that specifically searchs for images. You don't even have to click on the search box or anything else. Once the image search portion of Google loads just drag the file from your desktop or folder onto the long white search box and it will change to a larger box that says something like upload image etc. Just release it with your mouse and wait for the results.

Dave
09/16/2011 09:50:10 PM · #36
Originally posted by Melethia:

I can't figure the drag and drop bit. Must be something intuitively obvious that I'm missing. But I did find a picture of mine on a page in a language I don't understand. Not even sure what language it is, nor whether or not if I link it, it will go to my picture.

Umbrella picture


Link works. The language is Turkish.

R.
09/16/2011 09:54:13 PM · #37
Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Originally posted by Melethia:

I can't figure the drag and drop bit. Must be something intuitively obvious that I'm missing. But I did find a picture of mine on a page in a language I don't understand. Not even sure what language it is, nor whether or not if I link it, it will go to my picture.

Umbrella picture


Link works. The language is Turkish.

R.


The link worked for me...once. Then when I went back to it to investigate where the image was being pulled in from...the photo was gone, and no longer showing up when I refresh or click the link again. That's odd.

The image was being loaded from something like 30.media.tumblr.com (From a quick look at the hyperlink and media information)

Dave

Dave
09/16/2011 10:00:42 PM · #38
I still can't get to the photo a second time, but the first time I got the link to open to your photo I did a screen capture to get some info. Even if they did delete it or do delete it in the future here is proof that the photo was at least linked to her page at one time. Look at the web browser bar for the full site link.

ETA: It looks like it's also on a few other sites that only you would know if they have permission. Since there was a couple more Turkish sites and I think I saw a Russian site in there as well on page 2 of the results. I also noticed it's on a photography blogger site that appears to pull umbrella images in from the web. Your photo links to 1x, but not to the photo page...and so no credit.

Dave



Message edited by author 2011-09-16 22:07:12.
09/16/2011 10:07:53 PM · #39
I have gotten to it several times. Here it is, click on full-size link.



R.
09/16/2011 10:11:51 PM · #40
Originally posted by Bear_Music:

I have gotten to it several times. Here it is, click on full-size link.



R.


Hmmm...that's odd. I wonder why it's not showing up for me anymore when using the link.

The file is obviously there based on your screen cap Robert, and I also have the direct link to the file on the server now.

Direct Link to Photo

Dave
09/16/2011 10:17:11 PM · #41
Hmmm... I'm not able to work the drag and drop. When I drag an image from one window into the image search box, the google search window just loads up the same URL as the source image... so I just get the image... nothing else. What am I missing here?

Message edited by author 2011-09-16 22:19:58.
09/16/2011 11:30:54 PM · #42
Originally posted by Hye5:

Hmmm... I'm not able to work the drag and drop. When I drag an image from one window into the image search box, the google search window just loads up the same URL as the source image... so I just get the image... nothing else. What am I missing here?


You might get a °search by image° link. Click on that to get a wonderful array of similarly ones images. offt
09/17/2011 12:39:45 AM · #43
Thanks for the info, guys! Since I don't speak Turkish, I don't know if she says it is hers or not. But I'm not too terribly concerned. I know I should be, but I've never made any money off that shot, nor do I ever expect to. So if someone admires it and wants to use it, I don't think I'll call in the firing squad or send Art after them just yet... :-)

I did see the other umbrella shots list, too. Kinda neat to be included but yeah, credit would be nice. No one else was credited either that I could see.
09/17/2011 01:05:45 AM · #44
Fascinating! I searched for my Great Dames image and it popped up in an article called 100 Striking Examples of Black and White Photography. Links back to my 1x page!
09/17/2011 04:15:49 AM · #45
Originally posted by Melethia:

I can't figure the drag and drop bit. Must be something intuitively obvious that I'm missing. But I did find a picture of mine on a page in a language I don't understand. Not even sure what language it is, nor whether or not if I link it, it will go to my picture.

Umbrella picture


It's someone's tumblr page, tumblr is a place for people to post links and pictures from all over the web they like (generally with a link to the original image - though I don't speak turkish so navigating this persons tumblr page is a problem for me =)). The person isn't trying to take credit for your work though, you don't have to worry about that.

edit: also your screenshot suggests you're blocking images from that webpage now.

Message edited by author 2011-09-17 04:17:05.
09/17/2011 04:35:18 AM · #46
Originally posted by HawkinsT:


It's someone's tumblr page, tumblr is a place for people to post links and pictures from all over the web they like (generally with a link to the original image - though I don't speak turkish so navigating this persons tumblr page is a problem for me =)). The person isn't trying to take credit for your work though, you don't have to worry about that.

Except that this blog page is not linking it back to the original nor giving credit, they are posting it as though it is they took the image themselves. I use Google Chrome with the activated auto translate (due to living in a country where I am not fully ok with the language). ETA, oops posted before I'd finished. The translations are not always bang on the money, but the gist is normally OK and in this one, someone has commented below the image that it's a good one and the blog poster responds that they have sent it to the commenter. I do not think at all this is OK.

Message edited by author 2011-09-17 04:38:03.
09/17/2011 01:05:25 PM · #47
Originally posted by HawkinsT:

Originally posted by Melethia:

I can't figure the drag and drop bit. Must be something intuitively obvious that I'm missing. But I did find a picture of mine on a page in a language I don't understand. Not even sure what language it is, nor whether or not if I link it, it will go to my picture.

Umbrella picture


It's someone's tumblr page, tumblr is a place for people to post links and pictures from all over the web they like (generally with a link to the original image - though I don't speak turkish so navigating this persons tumblr page is a problem for me =)). The person isn't trying to take credit for your work though, you don't have to worry about that.

edit: also your screenshot suggests you're blocking images from that webpage now.


Good catch on the screenshot blocking images from that server. I didn't intentionally select that so it must have been an errant mouse click where I just happened to be in the wrong spot on the page. LOL. Again, nice catch!

Dave
09/17/2011 01:36:18 PM · #48
The caption under the photo says
"My heart I walk along, will you? (something) sad shadow. "

09/18/2011 10:29:54 PM · #49
The photographer I contacted did pull the webpage down...along with her mailing address, email, and some phone numbers from her site.

Originally posted by DCNUTTER:

...if you don't at least threaten SOME action against them.

I did.

Originally posted by DCNUTTER:

1) Saving the web pages to my hard drive
2) Printing the website page to a pdf file complete with links

Done and Done

Originally posted by DCNUTTER:

3) Screen capture the site
4) Screen capture the search results as another definitive record that the image was indeed on their site.
5) Probably the grand daddy of them all...use my Camtasia Studio 7 software to do a live desktop recording and my voice over going to each website and documenting the photo and page dates, contact info etc. so that's it's a complete record that I WAS on their website...on this day..seeing my photo, and loading the page live.

Don't know how to screen cap, and don't have Camtasia...but I did keep a cached page from Google to show date and time in which the website appeared as I saw it

Originally posted by DCNUTTER:

I'm covering my butt, this way even if they delete the photo I still have ALL the proof I need. When I send them the bill based on the file size, the date it first appeared on the site until today, the type of use etc.

Is there an easy way to discover this?

Thanks!
-drew
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