In the last time a focused a bit more on composings with photoshop! For those who don't know what that is just type "speedart photoshop" or something like that in Youtube! First I used just pictures of me to create something new! But now my projects are getting bigger and bigger and so I need a lot more pictures! I found out that many speedart/composing artists just get all the pictures from a search in google images! But isn't there copyright? And if you use them in a composing do they stay under that copyright even if they're totally different and not the same in the end? And where is the border? So what do you think! Or if there are any composing/speedartists how do you manage that? Thanks for your help!!!
Thanks a lot! Does that also count for general things that are more or less equal like lens flares or stuff like that? And what if I want things which I can't take Photos of? Does anyone knows good stock photo packs with many photos?
Derivative works (works made from other people's works) are owned by the original copyright owner(s). So... not you. If the photographer can recognize enough of their own work to say "HEY! You used my work!" they can theoretically take you to court.
The best way to get raw material is to shoot a fuckload of pictures. With today's digital cameras you can snap thousands of pictures and not pay for film development, so there's no reason not to take photos of everything you come across.
In the last time a focused a bit more on composings with photoshop! For those who don't know what that is just type "speedart photoshop" or something like that in Youtube!
First I used just pictures of me to create something new! But now my projects are getting bigger and bigger and so I need a lot more pictures! I found out that many speedart/composing artists just get all the pictures from a search in google images! But isn't there copyright? And if you use them in a composing do they stay under that copyright even if they're totally different and not the same in the end? And where is the border?
So what do you think! Or if there are any composing/speedartists how do you manage that?
Thanks for your help!!!