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Article #76Re: Another Macro/Close Up Thread
From: Wade_Zimmerman
Date: Sun, 29 Mar 2009 05:23
Date: Sun, 29 Mar 2009 05:23
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You see Howard it would not be possible to do your test. They even transferred the idea from you to me and now claim I did something to them for pointed out the problems with doing such a test. BTW you and shep might want to think twice about posting your images here as Adobe is more likely to pick up on one your images then probably most of the others. I have a different problem as most of my images are for clients or publication about architects the use of an image of a famous building is also likely and that I cannot have as in some countries you need the architects permission to use a photographic image of the building for commercial use. If these laws catch on Adobe might use the image thinking they do not have to honor such a law because they did not take the photo. There are lots of problems her that they have created. I guess in a couple of days it is all over anyway.
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