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encrypting photos
is ist possible to encrypt photos so no one else can print them?
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Agree with above. I would make the point however that RGB monitors and CMWK printing are two different color spaces. The effect is that it is a little easier to enlarge photos (and people tend to have a little more tolerence for pixelation and other artifacts) on the screen than in Print. This said, the two things you can do to protect your photography are 1: Use a watermark, which ruins the photo for both screen and print and in some cases can be removed anyway or 2: Find a precise image size and quality that allows people to see the image on the screen when enlarged a bit, but will only print out rather small or low quality.
The third answer you might be looking at is that there are ways to program a website to not allow the easy download of an image. Again screen Capture gets around that problem pretty fast.
You may want to describe in more detail what you are trying to accomplish, or perhaps the question has been answered.
The third answer you might be looking at is that there are ways to program a website to not allow the easy download of an image. Again screen Capture gets around that problem pretty fast.
You may want to describe in more detail what you are trying to accomplish, or perhaps the question has been answered.
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the only way to stop them is to add a watermark,if you are going to post a picture do not post the original, create a copy in photoshop or any other comperable editing program add a water mark or you name, in a second layer, making it at leastm 50% transpearent merge the layers and upload that
This is fine with me
On Windows or Mac the same principal remains.