Just don’t know where I really stand
on this issue, meaning: “Old Images For Sale”
As a “Digital Consultant” I frequently
get asked to recreate, scan or print current or old images. The work I get
varies from pictures and illustrations to technical drawings, CAD, or BIM work.
So I just happened to check my home email today and a friend of mine made me
aware of this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/MC-PHOTO-afb-834-Drum-And-Bugle-Corps-/111096196669?pt=Art_Photo_Images&hash=item19ddd96e3d
What I’m not sure of, since most people these days have a ton of photo's online, if someone else should profiting from these?
What I’m not sure of, since most people these days have a ton of photo's online, if someone else should profiting from these?
Flash back to 1987 (that’s when
this photo was taken) digital work was just a dream and only accountants or
your top executives had “Personal Computers”. Now that I think about it, I don’t think I had
a computer to work on until 1990. I know this since I learned AutoCAD in 1989
but had no place to “practice” my new skill, until I got a “hand-me-down” IBM –XT,
that was upgraded to a “286” machine with a math coprocessor in order to run
AutoCAD, (Rev10).
Now, in 2013, most people have phones
more powerful than computers built only a few years ago. So if there are old
archives of photos, images etc., etc., etc., can these be “re-packaged” and sold,
even if they now know the images belong to someone else, or does the person
that took the original photo retain the rights?
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