Align T-REX Wallpaper

[ShaggyRS6]

This may well have been posted here before - i was snooping around and came across some Align T-REX Helicopter wallpaper on the official site. Apologies in advance if its a double post.

http://www.align.com.tw/alignhtml/EN/download/desktop/desktop.html

[Steve]

One of those pics looks very familiar - it's one of busterboy's from Stainburn in the snow. I hope they've got permission to use it.

[ShaggyRS6]

I feel a fee coming on

[GIXERMAN]

should not be able to download it then, no copyright on it!

[johnsandywhite]

WHAT? No 550EFBL??

[ShaggyRS6]

Copy Write Law is a pain. But in general, as soon as you take a photo it is automatically copy write protected. Unless you have taken a picture of a copy written picture. Man it gets confusing. To be honest though, if I put anything in the public domain that I don't want people to use, I will either Watermark it or put a copy write statement in the EXIF data.

However, I have had some people use my Aircraft pictures without my permission and actually clone out the watermark good enough so they could use it.

http://knol.google.com/k/how-to-copyright-photography#

[PeteStewardson]

Align can't distribute that image without proper permissions. Whether he uploaded it somewhere or not that doesn't change. Sadly as this is a chinese company we're talking about then that wont bother them one bit. Copyright? What copyright?

[Tim Procter]

One of those pics looks very familiar - it's one of busterboy's from Stainburn in the snow. I hope they've got permission to use it.

Alan Szabo contacted me over a year ago on behalf of Align asking permission to use it on their official site as a download.

I agreed.

Feel free to "Right Click" Save as right here.

[Tim Procter]

Sadly as this is a chinese company we're talking about then that wont bother them one bit. Copyright? What copyright?

Pete.

I would change your sig if you want to make fleeting statements like that mate not supporting copyright.

[PeteStewardson]

Pete.

I would change your sig if you want to make fleeting statements like that mate not supporting copyright.

It's how it is. I was stating facts.

[Tim Procter]

It's how it is. I was stating facts.

you were Pete and I agree.

[LaurenceGough]

Copy Write Law is a pain. But in general, as soon as you take a photo it is automatically copy write protected. Unless you have taken a picture of a copy written picture. Man it gets confusing. To be honest though, if I put anything in the public domain that I don't want people to use, I will either Watermark it or put a copy write statement in the EXIF data.

However, I have had some people use my Aircraft pictures without my permission and actually clone out the watermark good enough so they could use it.

How to Copyright Photography - a knol by eHowKnol

Readyheli used a photo I took and even went into the trouble of photoshopping out decals on my tailboom without asking me.

[SamS]

That's an amazing photo BusterBoy !

[Tim Procter]

Readyheli used a photo I took and even went into the trouble of photoshopping out decals on my tailboom without asking me.

Then you have a case you "WILL" win mate.

[Tim Procter]

That's an amazing photo BusterBoy !

Thanks, We took a few on the same day which came out ok.