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March 2, 2018
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Stock photos on website. Extra credit page ok?

  • March 2, 2018
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Hello everyone,

Unfortunately, I did not find any information about the extra credit page.

I know that I may use my acquired stock photos on my website and specify an author credit.

Since the credit line under the photo does not look very good and 4 photos are in a slider, I would have to implement the credit line directly into the image.

My idea would be to set up an extra credit page where each image used as a thumbnail with (c) Author Name - stock.adobe.com and a direct link to the image in Adobe Stock.

Would that be enough for a website? This is the description of my insurance agency (freelancer) and the pictures are purely for decoration.

Best regards

Maximilian

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Correct answer Brad Lawryk

Yes, that would be fine. Just make sure that you take all proper precautions that the hi-res version of the image cannot be downloaded. You can do this by simply changing the dpi from 300 to something more web friendly such as 72-100dpi.

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Brad Lawryk
Brad LawrykCorrect answer
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March 3, 2018

Yes, that would be fine. Just make sure that you take all proper precautions that the hi-res version of the image cannot be downloaded. You can do this by simply changing the dpi from 300 to something more web friendly such as 72-100dpi.

    maximilianj61233766
    maximilianj61233766Author
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    March 8, 2018

    Thank you very much. All Pictures are Uploaded with 72 ppi at 1080x720p. Thanks for the hint.

    Best Regards

    Maximilian Jirik

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