Is there a way to print wedding photos on the web that are proofs, It says they are copyrighted.Maybe?
100095
one word: PHOTOSHOP! Just get rid of the little "proofs" thing printed on the photo. ^^
227144
You cannot do that directly. Publish your photos on some website and then use them\nHowever there is a way out.\nPut the pics on http://base.google.com
194895
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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You need a PDF converter. Most install as pseudo printers and will work with any application that has a 'print' feature.\n\nA good FREE one is PrimoPDF - you can download it from snapfiles.com. Once installed, open your document, select 'print', and select PrimoPDF from the printers list. It will prompt you the rest of the way.
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There is. www.weddingpath.com. Eventhough it's a wedding site, but it has some cool features like flash intro, music playing on your site and tons of beatiful designs that you can change the color and the mood of it. It's also free (except the domain name).\n\nYahoo! Geocities, Tripod, Licos and Bravenet has a lot of ready made web page and website hosting for free. If you want to make your own webpage, you can do it with Microsoft Word and save as webpage. Then upload to your website hoster (make sure the "Home" webpage is named index.htm or index.html).\n\nOr copy html codes for cool features from search engine.
681923
Nope. Just make sure you make enough copies the first time or scan and print. This is assuming you aren't trying to find out what someone else printed. eh eh.
848428
Use Microsoft office and then convert it to a PDF file, that is what the printers have been telling me.....
915383
if you go to theknot.com i think you can search wedding pics by a color theme
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http://geocities.yahoo.com/\n\nUploading photos is super-easy. They have a bunch of templates so that you can personalize your page:\nhttp://geocities.yahoo.com/v/pb.html\n\nYou can also try TheKnot.com, which has a wedding-specific page builder: \nhttp://www.theknot.com/pl_webpage.html\nThat has the advantage of keeping your planning documents and your registry all in one place.
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Mail copies to yourself in a registered envelope... so that the date is on them.  BUT... DO NOT OPEN THE ENVELOPE or you can't prove in court that you had them as of those dates.  Make sure you label the envelope well so that you know which ones are in there.  \n\n Another option... any photos you use professionally, take a bit larger photo and crop it and then use the rest.  Then if ever it is disputed... you can prove the original by producing the FULL picture... no one can copy the original when only you have the full one.
860197
Charge 1000 times as much as you would here. They'll only buy 1 copy & reverse engineer it. They don't respect copyrights and have a long history of infringement.
655439
I built a website for a company, and I was restricted from using certain photographs from other companies/websites, unless I got permission from those companies directly.\n\nSome companies put a section on their website that shows pictures that they allow ANYBODY to use on their personal website.\n\nI would be careful with this.  If you really want to use a certain picture, ask the company or person that owns the website.  All they can do is say yes or no.\n\nIf you don't get permission, you can get slammed with a lawsuit for using a company name or website content, without permission.  Be careful!
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http://froogle.google.com/froogle?hl=en&btnG=Search+Froogle&cat=1387&q=cheap+printer+for+digital+photos&lmode=online&scoring=p
470231
I don't think you can get a patent for images, but you can copyright them.  And no, not all images are copyrighted - but some are.  If they are, usually there will be a copyright warning either on the page or on the image itself.
597472
Definately. I would ask someone more proffessional but I know there has to be a way of doing it when you open the print menu. (that's on windows)
629990
First of all, that's illegal, you cannot burn copies and then give them to people who do not own legit versions themselves. \n\nSecond of all printable CDs require special printers. Industralized ones costs in the thousands. Below is a link to a relatively cheap and good one that can print a fair number of CD-printables.
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Just about any of the phote editing packages will do what you want.  Check out these links:\n\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/main.html\n\nhttp://www.corel.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=Corel3/Products/Display&pid=1047025487586\n\nhttp://www.broderbund.com/jump.jsp?itemID=839&mainPID=839&itemType=PRODUCT&RS=1&keyword=print+shop+21&ovchn=GGL&ovcpn=Print+Creativity&ovcrn=sr2br7go581gx2718pi8ai3113+print+shop&ovtac=PPC&SR=sr2br7go581gx2718pi8ai3113\n\nGood Luck