StanRogers

Not all of it is installed and run locally, no; some of the features are "server crunched".

Framer, you seem to be missing a whole lot of vital points along the way. In this instance, there's the simple fact that some 8BA plugins won't work at all outside of Photoshop ("plugin-compatible"...

That, and losing the ability to work offline for extended periods (months at a time with NO connectivity other than super-expensive satellite) seal the deal for me. I'll be on CS6 for a lo-o-ong...

No, it's not, particularly if the cause of the crashing goes to the same route. In a bug tracker, you'd consolidate reports of a single bug wherever possible. In a public beta program, you...

At very high magnifications, moving the camera in tiny increments also changes the subject size on the sensor by a significant amount, so a focusing rail (which is not the same thing as a "slider")...

It's halftone (4-colour process), and the patterns are also there (and only slightly less distinct) in the D5200 crops. Without using a significantly higher or lower resolution, or blurring to the...

dsjtecserv — I'm afraid you couldn't be more wrong, there. The only limitation to the transferable rights you are assigning is that they are non-exclusive. That is, you still retain the rights to...

Sorry, but you're missing the point. You have assigned the appropriate rights by posting the image to Facebook; that you didn't charge for those rights is an oversight on your part.

Ed is the first person here to bring up a case in which rights are *not* granted (and for which a DMCA takedown notice would be in order). However, while you can do a sort of cease-and-desist, it...

That works UNTIL one of your friends/fans shares your image. Then it depends on that person's settings. If you don't want your images reproduced, then don't put them anywhere that requires you to...

Um, yeah, you have granted reproduction rights, and they transfer automatically. You know how people can "share" your photos? You do understand that in order to do that, a new version of the file,...

Peksu - in many countries it is illegal to download/copy/use images unless you have been granted an explicit right to do so. I'm involved with an internet hosting provider here in North America,...

Peter, you've been around long enough (and certainly have been in the pro game long enough) to have gained a little more of an intuition around copyright and licenses by now. On Facebook, you are...

So are you, by uploading images to a site that specifically states that you are granting a transferable license to do so. If you don't want your images used that way, don't put them anywhere where...

zos xavius -- You would be right, except that they DO have your permission.

jadedGamer -- Very close, but not quite. Facebook isn't granting rights to the app/business; your friends and/or likers...

Paul, you apparently missed this part of the TOS:

" you grant us a non-exclusive, transferable, sub-licensable, royalty-free, worldwide license to use any IP content that you post on or in...

Sure, you retain copyright... but you've already granted a license for this use. That you didn't consider the implications of that license doesn't matter.

You wouldn't hand-hold a 2500mm-equivalent lens to begin with (you wouldn't be able to keep your subject in frame without some sort of stabilizing assist), so forget about 1/[focal length]. Even if...

The coin shot, by the way, appears to be a halftone reproduction of an engraving, and all of the cameras that can resolve it with any detail exhibit problems (not just the ones without OLP/AA...

I was referring to the "real world" image samples, Michael. Fixing moiré in the studio example is simply a matter of changing the size of the object on the sensor. In the real world, that's usually...