Prevent Image Piracy

[MikeM]

That works well enough
well done Andy

[-=Drifter=-]

Right-click = no
Snag-It = yes

[gwpriester]

How do you mean, snag it Bob?

Andy, that's brilliant. I'm not quite sure how that works. But it does.

[angelize]

I believe that Bob used Snag It to take a screenshot. I can get a very nice screenshot using Screenshot Captor which is free.

[Soquili]

Frances is correct, Bob uses Snagit from TechSmith software for screen captures. http://www.techsmith.com/screen-capture.asp

[Egg Bramhill]

Just offering a belt and braces solution Gary. A visible watermark is fine for proof of ownership but can be seen and removed. An invisible watermark is more difficult to remove as the user won't know there is one. Your biggest problem is knowing how many pirated copies of your image are out there. The invisible watermark should solve this but I've never used one.

[AndFarr]

Yes, that technique is probably only good for keeping the casual user at bay.
Or as they say "Keeping honest people honest".
Those who are more determined will be able to get the images, at least for now...

Still, this graphics-grab stumbling block is simple and free, and worth doing in my opinion.

- AF

attached image is just a 2d image blended to look 3d. Just for fun.

[a4hire]

yep , you dont even need snag it. Just look at the source code and the path is there. then just type it into your browser address bar.
http://www.tinylab.us/assets/images/...RS-299x224.jpg

[-=Drifter=-]

Yes, SnagIt by Techsmith is what I was referring to.

[Egg Bramhill]

Yep, Print Screen works just as well.