What I want to do is create a page or two where I and some friends can post our pics but other people can't cruise through and copy them without permission. We all know folks don't respect a copyright on line. Thanks!;-)
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The answer is No. There is no way to do this. Any time there is a photo displayed on the screen someone can do a 'screen capture' and save the result for their own use. This can be done by anyone using a computer of almost any type. Sure you can disable right-clicks with javascript or whatever, but there is no way to elimante the possibility of someone stealing your images.
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i use www.photobucket.com
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There is an excellent photo sharing website called Flickr.  It allows you to batch upload all your photos, and you can set sharing for each photo in three different privacy levels: contacts are the lowest level, then friends, which cannot be seen by contacts, and finally family, which cannot be seen by friends or contacts.\n\nYou can also organize the photos into albums, and tag each photo contextually, for ease of finding photos later (like: beach, sue, summer 2006)\n\nThe site is free, with the ability to upgrade service, and your account lasts for as long as you keep it active.  It is also owned by Yahoo and you can tie your flickr account to your yahoo account, which is nice.\n\nYour friends and family will have the ability to download your original full-sized pictures, and they can have them sent off to be printed right there from flickr.\n\nIt is by far the best photo sharing website.
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why not just ask them for a copy of the picture,or screen capture it and then edit the picture. and then u can set it to your profile.\nand no there is no code that will rip it for you.
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Somewhat, you can make it very difficult for them.  You can use a flash album creator to make the picture show in flash.  The user can still do a screen shot capture but it will be lower quality.  The best solution is to use flash and then put a watermark over the picture that says sample or even your web @dress. So even if they steal it , it has your logo/addess over the front of it.
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use www.photobucket.com
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bestback grounds sites to i found to  use more features..\nhttp://www.Blinkyou.com/\nworks good for me... i like there layout generator they have premade ones too.. that you can take your own pic and customise it to your liking..\nall your need is a url addresss and best place to do that is in the http://www.photobucket.com/\nIt is a free place to upload images..
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The copyright does belong to the photographer, unless that person has assigned rights, and then the copyright belongs to the current rightsholder.\n\nYou may have your own state rights, such as a right of publicity, that could keep others from distributing photos where you are the subject. \n\nIn general, though, just because you're in the picture does not mean you have the copyright.\n\nAnd yes, there is a copyright, even if the photograph or the page does not say so.
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I found these off Google image search, so some of them might be copyright protected:\nhttp://www.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve/370109/2/istockphoto_370109_post_it_note.jpg\nhttp://www.myjanee.com/tuts/postit/postit17.jpg\nhttp://www1.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve/534180/2/istockphoto_534180_postit_notes.jpg
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i am in a similar situation, wanting pictures for a college project. most of the sources i have tried charge money for the pictures, fair i suppose as someone had to take them. try looking on e-bay for royalty free images or google images but i have not been able to find a single location that has a large number of downloadable images.
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I have been an amatuer photog all my life and worked for a newspaper for four years and never once did I ask for permission of a subject to sell their picture.  A few complained after I took a picture and threatened to sue if I used it.  I have never heard from them again despite using their picture.  I publish hundreds of pictures a year on my website depicting literally thousands of people, none of whom have I asked permission.
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Flickr allows you to do this.\nHere : www.flickr.com\nLogin with your Yahoo account
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You can only comment the pics on the pic page.  You cant comment anything on their main page.  When a pic is uploaded from Photobucket and put on someones page it is going to redirect you to that page.  \n\nI hope this is helpful.
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it's best to assume that all pictures are copyright protected coming from a website.\n\ni recommend contacting each website (if you REALLY want to do it correct) and request them allowing you to use the pictures.\n\nmostly, you need to just document where the picture is from.  you would either do that next to each picture on the slide, or have a slide at the end saying where each picture came from.
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Don't use photobucket!!! It's brandwith runs out ALL THE TIME!!! use imageshack.us [no www] it is the very best and keeps all my stuff running cool!  www.myspace.com/kooldude916
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Depends on the site you post on. Technically you should own your own material, be it writing or photos. However, some site will take copyright ownership if you agree to their terms of service.\n\nThe quote you list above would tend to indicate that the user retains his/her rights over the material posted. \n\nBTW, I think everything posted on Y!A is owned by Y!A.