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... You can see in responses in this place that for half of the people here this whole thing is very upsetting. Those are the once inexperienced with intellectual property license agreements and...
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... You can see in responses in this place that for half of the people here this whole thing is very upsetting. Those are the once inexperienced with intellectual property license agreements and...
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Dear Enconmiast, Thank you for your detailed and very precise response. I agree with all what you said. I apologize that my previous writing was not clear. I meant the intent of the customer, not...
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Dear Enconmiast, Thank you for your detailed and very precise response. I agree with all what you said. I apologize that my previous writing was not clear. I meant the intent of the customer, not...
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Thanks Sirandar for this summary may I add a Camp 3: This should not have gone to court! Agrees in principle on Camp 1. The agreement said that the Artist is still copyright holder. If going to...
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Thanks Sirandar for this summary may I add a Camp 3: This should not have gone to court! Camp 3 agrees in principle on Camp 1. The agreement said that the Artist is still copyright holder. If...
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Thanks Sirandar for this summary may I add a Camp 3: This should not have gone to court! Camp 3 agrees in principle on Camp 1. The agreement said that the Artist is still copyright holder. If...
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@Enconmiast The difference between agreement by the letter and by intent By the letter: You are referring to the letter of agreement. As it appears the government was stupid and signed an...
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@ Encomiast Facts I am referring to that the intended use of the Art was for public domain: 1) The Memorial is placed in a public Park. It is common sense that everything inside a public park is...
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What is sh10453 says is all technically correct and it is a way to make more money and unfortunately it is also a way of doing business which is common place. You do this, you will have more money...
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The facts make the intention super clear, that the intended use of the Memorial was Public domain 1) The Artist Gaylord was paid 0.8 Million USD to create the war memorial for a public park 2) The...
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The facts make the intention super clear, that the intended use of the Memorial was Public domain: 1) The Artist Gaylord was paid 0.8 Million USD to create the war memorial for a public park 2) The...
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Yesterday I could browse Bob Tullis pictures in his gallery in dpreview. Today they are all 404 not found :-(
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ah, and when researching, I found a review of your lens on photozone: http://www.photozone.de/canon-eos/526-samyang8f35eos I am not sure if you are interested in this kind of things, but if you...
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Dear Bob, Thanks for your reply and for your link to your Fish-eye Set on your flickr account. I found your lake pictures and technically it showed me what I was looking for. Foreground is sharp...
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Dear Bob, Thank you for this inspirational shot. It taught me how you can shoot Ansel Adams style with light enough gear and in a not too time consuming way. To me your technique is striking the...
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Creative shot, creative PP and creative Title. Simply wonderful. Thanks for sharing and congrats to deserved win.
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Wonderful idea and execution. Thanks for sharing and congrats for deserved win!
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@ abortabort: The mechanical design of cine lenses is unfortunately complex and so is their manufacturing, assembling and testing. Combine with with small production qty to amortize the high...
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Tighter tolerances for cine lenses should be irrelevant due to the significantly lower resolution. More relevant is the complete different mechanical design. For once to offer the cine form...
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