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Originally posted by Palasheea
Thanks Tuning Fork for that bit of information!
Originally posted by Palasheea
My bad!!
...Tuning Spork, Tuning Spork, Tuning SpoTuning Spork, rkTuning Spork, Tuning Spork, Tuning Spork...
Ok... I've think I've got it down now.
Originally posted by zorgon
Tis a sad day when a one line post that adds nothing to the thread from a newbie that has produced nothing gets this result...
Originally posted by SkepticOverlord
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Quality is quality, regardless of whether we agree with a point or not.
Originally posted by fURIX
If I was the king who commissioned this face to be built, then I'd be rather pissed at the result
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by Alxandro
I saw the same image today when I burned my tortilla, and again later when I looked at the clouds.
Hope you took picture because with a story like that we will require pfoof to back it up
Originally posted by blueyedevil666
reply to post by Jimmy910130
how can you copyright an image you didnt take or even own? isnt this photo 'owned' by whatever space agency took it? with their equipment?
It is TRUE that one cannot record live raw NASA television broadcasts and stamp a copyright upon them. These, as originally broadcast are, and remain, in the public domain.
However…when one isolates selected portions from these raw recordings, and captures specific video clips from these, they become that persons’ WORK. Capturing still frame images, creating animated GIFs from those images, adding comments or markings, adding a voice over to a video clip, zooming, and enhancing also amount to WORK done. It is the work, done by an individual, which can be copyrighted.
Jeff Challender, Project P.R.O.V.E