Where did the copyright go??

Mully · Jan 10, 2013

I have noticed that images I have uploaded to this site do not have my copyright or name on the images.... I use Reveal as the software program to check. The image I upload has all the correct info but if you drag the image back to the desktop the info is gone, anyone else notice this? Try it and let me know because if so this is not good.

KmH · Jan 10, 2013

I've moved this to the Feedback and Suggestion forum so TPF's tech people will be more likely to see your query.

Apparently you are adding your copyright statement/name in a way other than adding a text layer to the image?

This is a description of what Reveal software does -

Tabbed browsing is one of Firefox's best features, but after you've opened a dozen tabs or so, it's easy to lose track of them all. That's where Reveal comes in. Simply press F2 or Alt tilde, and this clever Firefox extension displays thumbnail images of your tabs. From there, you can jump to a given tab by clicking its thumbnail or selecting it with the keyboard. Reveal also provides a search bar that allows you to quickly filter tabs with keywords. Additional options let you set thumbnail dimensions and the maximum number of thumbnails. The images pop up instantly on a modern PC. For casual users, Reveal may be little more than eye candy, but for hard-core surfers who keep 15 or 20 tabs going at once, it's a great way to save time.

Read more: Reveal - CNET Download.com http://download.cnet.com/Reveal/3000-11745_4-10500736.html#ixzz2Hc1iTyGn

480sparky · Jan 10, 2013

Is it part of the EXIF data? If so, it may be a part of it the forums software doesn't support (like XMP/IPTC data)

Mully · Jan 10, 2013

KmH said:
I've moved this to the Feedback and Suggestion forum so TPF's tech people will be more likely to see your query.

Apparently you are adding your copyright statement/name in a way other than adding a text layer to the image?

This is a description of what Reveal software does -

Tabbed browsing is one of Firefox's best features, but after you've opened a dozen tabs or so, it's easy to lose track of them all. That's where Reveal comes in. Simply press F2 or Alt tilde, and this clever Firefox extension displays thumbnail images of your tabs. From there, you can jump to a given tab by clicking its thumbnail or selecting it with the keyboard. Reveal also provides a search bar that allows you to quickly filter tabs with keywords. Additional options let you set thumbnail dimensions and the maximum number of thumbnails. The images pop up instantly on a modern PC. For casual users, Reveal may be little more than eye candy, but for hard-core surfers who keep 15 or 20 tabs going at once, it's a great way to save time.

Read more: Reveal - CNET Download.com Reveal - CNET Download.com

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