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toms83155656
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August 9, 2017
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Can I found out who bought my picture and where it was used?

  • August 9, 2017
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As a photographer and Adobe stock contributor, i wonder:
- Can I found out who have bought my pictures and where they were used?

/Tom, Sweden

[Moved out of the critique forum (as there is nothing to be critiqued) and into the general Stock contributor's forum - moderator]

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Correct answer marog-pixcells

Hi Tom

Some customers give a copyright notice - search for your supplier's name.

Another possibility - Use google images (drag and drop your images).

best regards

Mario

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MatHayward
MatHayward
Legend
August 10, 2017

We are not able to provide you with customer information.

-Mat

Astonished_nature5CDC
Astonished_nature5CDC
Participant
August 9, 2020

What if someone has used your image and you want to find out if they purchased it via Adobe Stock or have stolen it?

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Test Screen Name
Legend
August 9, 2020

How could Adobe know? The image customer could put it on a web site, 100 web sites they control, a magazine, a nationwise advert or the side of a building. The customer does not tell Adobe where it is used. The customer does not give their Adobe ID when it is used. That is how Adobe stock works, and if you are considering selling, this may be a deal breaker.

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marog-pixcellsCorrect answer
Inspiring
August 10, 2017

Hi Tom

Some customers give a copyright notice - search for your supplier's name.

Another possibility - Use google images (drag and drop your images).

best regards

Mario

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