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Originally Posted by Jack Russell
Spot on Ste - that's exactly what I do. In the D300, as you know, you can add copyright details to an image in-camera. I do that and also add my contact telephone number.
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Originally Posted by Stanokella
I never watermark, for 2 reasons the size of the pic posted isn't really much use to anyone and unless you splatter the mark across the pic easy to get around. Even with a little work a mark across the pic is easily removed.
If they are nicking the pic, they will put a few mins in to remove the watermark you put in so not really much use. If you are worried about a pic being nicked, embed a copyright in the exif as easily removed I know but more likely to be missed.
If they are nicking the pic, they will put a few mins in to remove the watermark you put in so not really much use. If you are worried about a pic being nicked, embed a copyright in the exif as easily removed I know but more likely to be missed.
I doubt I need to fear anyone stealing my images though!
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Originally Posted by Pepsieileen
can you do that on the D40X?
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Go into the settings menu, the spanner and there is a option to add an image comment. Is on my D40 so assume the D40x is the same.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Stanokella
Go into the settings menu, the spanner and there is a option to add an image comment. Is on my D40 so assume the D40x is the same.
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just put:
(c) that is the same as
(c) that is the same as
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Stanokella
just put:
(c) that is the same as
(c) that is the same as
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To get the copyright character you can open "All programs" - "Accesories" - "System Tools" - "Character Map" highlight the character you wish to use and press copy. Go to where you wish to use it and paste.
I have created a shortcut on my desktop to the character map so I can open it quickly.
In some programs you can insert the unicode number for the character directly. In word for instance if you type 00a9 and the after typing the "9" press Alt + X yo will see the unicode number turn into the Copyright sign.
Steve
I have created a shortcut on my desktop to the character map so I can open it quickly.
In some programs you can insert the unicode number for the character directly. In word for instance if you type 00a9 and the after typing the "9" press Alt + X yo will see the unicode number turn into the Copyright sign.
Steve
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Originally Posted by SteveL
To get the copyright character you can open "All programs" - "Accesories" - "System Tools" - "Character Map" highlight the character you wish to use and press copy. Go to where you wish to use it and paste.
I have created a shortcut on my desktop to the character map so I can open it quickly.
In some programs you can insert the unicode number for the character directly. In word for instance if you type 00a9 and the after typing the "9" press Alt + X yo will see the unicode number turn into the Copyright sign.
Steve
I have created a shortcut on my desktop to the character map so I can open it quickly.
In some programs you can insert the unicode number for the character directly. In word for instance if you type 00a9 and the after typing the "9" press Alt + X yo will see the unicode number turn into the Copyright sign.
Steve
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Or just "alt g" on a mac 
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