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<blockquote data-quote="SamSpade1941" data-source="post: 71314" data-attributes="member: 10336"><p>The short answer is no ... The longer answer is you can make it hard to do, it really depends on the technical acumen of the person wanting to steal your image and use it. The other part of that equation is that yes there are people who simply will do it for the challenge and nothing else. The best and easiest counter measure to use is to do as Marcel suggested and resize your images to 72 dpi. I personally use 90 dpi these days to account for the newer HD capability of monitors but 72 still works well. The larger you make your image the more DATA you give someone wanting to steal your image to work with. They have less data to work with when repairing things like water marks or resizing from 72 dpi ...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SamSpade1941, post: 71314, member: 10336"] The short answer is no ... The longer answer is you can make it hard to do, it really depends on the technical acumen of the person wanting to steal your image and use it. The other part of that equation is that yes there are people who simply will do it for the challenge and nothing else. The best and easiest counter measure to use is to do as Marcel suggested and resize your images to 72 dpi. I personally use 90 dpi these days to account for the newer HD capability of monitors but 72 still works well. The larger you make your image the more DATA you give someone wanting to steal your image to work with. They have less data to work with when repairing things like water marks or resizing from 72 dpi ... [/QUOTE]
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