Even an imbedded watermark can be removed easily, there are encryption programs and also slicing programs (that slice your image into lots of little pieces and reconstruct them in html also when you right click them you save a blank part of the image there are still ways round it) but I dont think that they can be implemented into gallery uploads at least not the slicing programs anyway.

Bottom line and I have said this many times on many forums, the only 100% secure method at this time (probably ever) is if you dont want your images stolen dont put them on the net.

Sorry sad but true.

Simon
Edit: I have recently had several of my model images stolen and used by another (so called model) in order to get work, I am still a little confused how this could work when the (so called model) turned up for a shoot and didnt look like her photos!?! What is more annoying is that the model concerned found the images first which must have been pretty distressing for her.

Message edited on: 11/09/2005 19:23

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