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Luca
About time a tool like this is developed. Would be interested in trying it out. Thanks.
Tony
Thanks again.
If you still have an invite left, I would love one.
Thanks!
PS: Long time no see... we should meet up some time.
Jim, if you could get me an invite, that would be great.
One word of caution, though: the worst offenders will probably NOT found by the search as TinEye still needs to somehow spider the web. If they do and behave like good bots, they respect robots.txt rules. But the heavy infringers usually block bots from the areas where the infringement happens.
But I agree that such a service is a very positive step into the right direction, enabling us to defend our copyrights in an increasingly competitive market.
Thanks,
Dave
cheers
Jason
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I would love to try the service. I've had a few negative experiences with individuals and companies using my photos without permission. It's very frustrating. One thing that I'd add to your argument is that image theft can put photographers at some legal risk, too, when they're licensing images for exclusive usage and image thieves infringe on that license. Anyway, TinEye sounds like a great technology and I'd love to test it out. Thanks!
Great post. I would also love to be added to your list.
Thanks,
Sherri
Steve
Thanks,
Claudia
I'm out of the office right now, but I would love to give it a try when I get back.
Thanks!
Ron
Please send me an invite. Everyone once in awhile, I'll have a photo with a suspicious number of hits and it always leaves me curious as to where it's ended up.
Thanks,
looey
this is interesting. love to try it.
matt
Brad
Very interesting technology, indeed. I'd love to have an invite to the service if you have any left... I'm curious if any of my images are being used "out there" without my permission.
Thanks!
Kurt
Thank you for sharing this. If you still have an invite left, I'd love to give this a try.
Thanks a lot.
- Adam George
Embrace Life
Thanks for bringing this to our attention Jim!
Thanks
Don
Ilse (gorgopis)
I'd appreciate an invite if there are still any available.
Cheers,
ben
Looks quite interesting!
I'd love to try it!
Have a great weekend
Flemming
Can I have an invite please, this tineye tool looks amazing...
Cheers
Mark
Ciao,
Mati
Thanks!
-Corey
Thank you if you'll do.
Congratulates on your work, you know you are best. You are young and have lots of years full of success.
l must give my especial thanks by your link to one of your friends; Mr. Dan Calistrat ,whom l got your name; he is great too.
Good Luck(Salute from Turkey)
- Charmaine
Thanks a lot for your help, and the article was a really insightful read.
TinEye looks pretty great, I can't wait to try it. Now they should just partner with somone to email / invoice people who "borrow" work without asking.
Adam in Phoenix.
I've started to upload smaller sizes and including a copyright on images with the hope that it is too much trouble to get it off.
I'd love an invitation to try it
Charlene
jon
I would like to try TinyEye.
Would be glad to receive an invitation from you(if you are still left with invitations :D)
Thanks,
NaveenKumar.
Thanks!
Petra
Thank you,
Nicole
Aaron
The safest way to protect your pics from being used illegally by someone else is to put watermarks allover it.
Does anyone know a more powerful tool than tineye ?