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hi...
The Copyright act gives the copyright owner the exclusive right to reproduce or modify their work, and to exclude others from doing so. Copying includes copying or saving their image to your hard drive, or copying to other mediums, like scanning a photo from a book and turning it into a JPEG file.
Modifying a work, say by cropping, coloring, distorting, enlarging, etc. is not a way around this law. Creating a derivative work "or any other form in which a work may be recast, transformed or adapted" is an infringement. With that facts I found on the web regarding photos copyright..if a person doesn't originally own or made it.. i guess it's better to just copy the source..that will give the real owner his right to be known as the real and legitimate owner of that certain photo.. __________________ bratz games | dress up games |
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