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DRM for photos... any ideas?
I have heard there has been some major improvements in this capability. Use to be it was easy to remove just by removing the EXIF data. What I'm looking for is a server side program that puts customer data into the photo(s) when they make a purchase. May 06 16 07:57 pm Link May 06 16 08:38 pm Link Piscis Noctis wrote: Thanks! May 07 16 10:19 am Link Why not just do some markings like stock photography sites? Anyone willing to steal that is going to steal it no matter what you do. May 09 16 10:59 pm Link Obviously you'd have to modify the server-side code to do something like that, but here's an open-source steganography option that should do what you want: http://steghide.sourceforge.net/ May 10 16 07:00 am Link R_Marquez wrote: Very true. But I happen to have thousands of my images being traded at any given time. I'm starting to get a bit tired of it. I'm actually very liberal when it comes to copyrights... I think the law is silly and only beneficial to major media companies. It doesn't help the little guy. I wouldn't mind a person sharing a few of my images here and there... it's quite flattering actually. But when they share hundreds, sometimes ripping off entire websites worth... then I get a bit pissy. May 11 16 05:14 pm Link |