Are these backgrounds royalty-free? Are they public-domain? If not, what are the restrictions on the use of these images?
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I do not do professional work so for me it's not a problem but as far as I can tell Laura T's answer is correct.
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Yes, these backgrounds are royalty-free. As far as I know they are not public domain. The only restriction I have found on any purchased backgrounds has been that you cannot sell or use the background image alone. If used professionally, the backgrounds must become part of a composite image before sale.
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When you purchase the digital backgrounds you are purchasing an implied license to use them as a part of a composite photo. You can not make a copy of the CD and resell the digital backgrounds.
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You can submit drawings that you make. Screenshots to movies are copy righted and not permitted to be reproduced.
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Yes. Those are standard. That's how you download the videos/images and edit them.
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Once they are in your computer you can if yours makes CDs. They can be edited, enhanced, or anything your computer can manage. Mine came out a bit too dark (old slides) so I just bracketed them to choose best exposure and then deleted the others. Kind of had to back up and do over a few times...learning curve! Nice little machine though. Good luck Patti W.
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I don't know. Have replaced the original with my own personal portfolio. It can be simply pulled out for replacement if it doesn't work for you.
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Ha! Varied Responses here! Let me try to add to them by just saying this... This disc set is composed of Pictures... high quality pictures. Lots of Files and folders of pictures (textures / backgrounds / photos / templates). You don't Need photoshop per say... you could use "Gimp" which is free and able to be downloaded over the internet and will be able to open the "PSD" file extensions just fine. Very few "PSD" files are included when compared to the amount of TIF's included. There are "Tutorials" included with this disc set - and yes, they are geared towards photoshop - but if you are willing to learn (or already know) another graphics editing software, you'll be just fine and able to adapt the tutorials to what you currently use. I haven't found one tutorial yet that uses Photoshop Specific only techniques - and I've used Gimp, Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, and Pixler (online). - hope this helps
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Hello Ryan, This is Clive from EZbackgrounds. Yes, the backgrounds and frames on this package can be downloaded to, and stored on as many computers as you need. We do ask that you contact us for extended licensing information if you plan on having more than two separate users of the product. Thank you for your inquiry. If you have any other questions, feel free to contact us anytime. Best Regards, Clive at EZbackgrounds
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I have printed from the camera using ones saved on my. Computer. Should be fine. Love the camera.
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I believe that they're jpeg. You might also be able to output in png or bmp. Everything is in low resolution red and cyan format, so I really doubt it's suitable for any 3D printer.
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Those are stock images provided by Amazon. The one we are offering, you can see a picture of it here http://cor.to/htcone
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I ended up copying the image within iTunes that appends to all the MP3 files and copy those back over to the USB drive. Some won't accept the image but I can't seem to find any info on file size limits or resolution limits for these cover art.
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This background is white. I have only found white and color background on any of the websites I have searched so far.
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I believe there are a few options for a background that you can use. Just go to the settings and there should be a few choices.
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My understanding of copyright law is IF YOU OWN IT you can make a copy for YOUR OWN USE, thereby allowing you to keep the original from being corrupted, damaged, or lost. You may not, however, make copies to share or sell. On the other hand, who's likely to be checking? As long as you're still using those kidvids for your own kids & grands... Makes sense. Just know that if you no longer own the "originals," you might technically be considered to be running afoul of the original copyright exception. NOTE: I am not a lawyer, and my understanding is based on advice rec'd years ago, so you might still want a second opinion.
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Basically two random backgrounds I threw them out im sorry I really don't remember but its better to leave it clear it looks better
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No, unfortunately they are not. Maybe one could put one's own recipe pics on them...hope this helped.
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This question has been asked and answered. YES you should be able to but I would make sure you make an image backup first before trying.