can I make a photo blog where I control who can right click and steal the photos?
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The answer is No. There is no way to do this. Any time there is a photo displayed on the screen someone can do a 'screen capture' and save the result for their own use. This can be done by anyone using a computer of almost any type. Sure you can disable right-clicks with javascript or whatever, but there is no way to elimante the possibility of someone stealing your images.
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iono... steal photoshop.. thats free i guess..
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why not just ask them for a copy of the picture,or screen capture it and then edit the picture. and then u can set it to your profile.\nand no there is no code that will rip it for you.
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Try Flickr, you can upload photos and set permissions so that friend, family, or everyone can see your pics
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http://photobucket.com/
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There is only one way to prevent this. Keep your stuff off of the web. No other way exists.\n\nHowever you can make it harder for them.\n\nUse an HTML Obfuscator program to scramble your source code. This will keep most people from decrypting it ans stealing pieces of the code. But they will still be able to take a screen shot of your page and save it as an image. Then cut out the part they want and save it as a new image.\n\nIf you have photos put your name on the surface of the photo. Most people won't want to take them after you have done that.\n\nDisabling your visitors right mouse button is a waste of time. It only stops one of the dozen or so ways to take your stuff.
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You can also blog at Vox.com.\n\nQuoting from their site:\n\nBlogging is fun again. With powerful privacy controls that give you control over who views your words, photos, videos, and audio, you'll never have to worry about who's reading your blog. And with Vox's hundreds of beautiful designs that can be enabled with just a few clicks, you can spend less time working on your site and more time keeping up with the people you care about. Better still, Vox gives you seamless access to the popular web services you already use, such as Amazon, YouTube, Flickr, Photobucket, and iFilm. The bottom line: Vox makes sharing your life with friends and family easy, entertaining, and safe.
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yes once u have uploaded than u can copy it anywhere.
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sign up for photobucket.com\n\nit lets you upload for free and will give you the code you need for your web page.
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I know a program that does this and more , besides it gives you a free web space to keep your photos " up to 1000 per album" , and the best part it's Free , get it here : http://downint.googlepages.com/photosoftware
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Microsoft Photo Editor will do that
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You can begin selling them through istockphoto.com.\nMembership is free.  Once you have set up your account you can upload photos.  People can visit the site and pay to download photos for use in their website, brochure etc.  If someone downloads one of your photos you get a percentage of the sale.   It is a great way for an amateur to learn what types of pictures are marketable.
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There is an excellent photo sharing website called Flickr.  It allows you to batch upload all your photos, and you can set sharing for each photo in three different privacy levels: contacts are the lowest level, then friends, which cannot be seen by contacts, and finally family, which cannot be seen by friends or contacts.\n\nYou can also organize the photos into albums, and tag each photo contextually, for ease of finding photos later (like: beach, sue, summer 2006)\n\nThe site is free, with the ability to upgrade service, and your account lasts for as long as you keep it active.  It is also owned by Yahoo and you can tie your flickr account to your yahoo account, which is nice.\n\nYour friends and family will have the ability to download your original full-sized pictures, and they can have them sent off to be printed right there from flickr.\n\nIt is by far the best photo sharing website.
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Directly form the owner of the copyright. But do you really need THAT exact image? I doubt the fact, start browsing sites that offer stock photography for free, there's so much stuff out there that you'll soon forget about your current obsession, I promise you. Try sxc.hu for start. But look around, there's so many sites, no use getting stuck on this one image.
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Most photo programs can do this.See what you have in your computer. You may have more capabilities that you are aware of.
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uploaded to photobucket.com you have to creat a user, than at the bottom you will have 3 tags to copy and paste on my space you copy the url one i think or one of the other 2 but is quick and easy
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I don't really think that their is a safe site to do that because they are accessible to the public which means perverts can get on there and save them and print them and god knows what else. I would say never post pictures on a website but instead make some small portfolios, get the names and addresses of agents around the US (or wherever you want) and send a portfolio to them. I was told that was best by an agent when i was younger.