Stock photo credit attribution in publications when image is part of a composite

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March 6, 2024
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Hello!

I'm trying to get a clear answer on the proper way to credit Adobe Stock when an image is the base of a composite image. The image is being used on the back cover of a printed nonfiction book.

I've searched online but answers are very inconsistent. I hoped that going to the source might be more useful.

Thanks so much!

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Abambo

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What is your exact question?

You should credit correctly, when you credit. Credit is needed if a considerable part of the backcover image is from the stock image.

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ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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LauraD2024Author

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Hello!

Thank you so much for the reply, and for the tip regarding my profile. For the many years I've used Adobe products I've never posted in the communities.

I was only trying to make sure that I didn't need to clarify that the image was edited, in case a person saw it and wanted to use the same image (perhaps an unlikely scenario). I didn't know if I needed to add that the image was modified.

Thanks again for your help.

Abambo

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You still need to change your screen name here. Even if you are new to the fora here! You do so here: https://account.adobe.com/profile.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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