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A litlle bit of cropping, enhanced some colors, a little bit of contrast, vibrance, levels and curves adjustments.
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It is about the rights of property, no matter what is the final destination of the product. We can take pictures from any type of blue-jeans, without prior consent of the manufacturer, but for some badges we have to..
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The glasses are unique, they are hand made. They don't have the same color, nor the same design. Only the shape is almost the same. Somebody spent a lot of time for making them. I bought them from an antique store. Why is different from badges?
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Yes, I have bought full license of Affinity, version 2 and version 1. Also I bought a lot of stuff from Affinity store. I am not a professional artist and I don't earn money from this activity. Is just a passion. I made a lot of pictures in Affinity for my friends without asking for money. I made pictures for schools, kindergarten , hospitals, NGOs.
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Let's take some pictures of some glasses from my kitchen. Do I have to ask the permission of the manufacturer? A few weeks ago I went to a demonstration with some military aircrafts. There were hundreds of people that took pictures and in the next seconds I saw them on many social network. Nobody said anything.
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As long as I don't say that the pictures are not copyrighted to me or I don't mark them with my logo, I see no problem.
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debraspicher reacted to a post in a topic: Smileys
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Yes, I bought them from a physical store a long time ago. I put a few in my bike's bags. I gave a part of them as gifts to my nephew. A lot a kids have them on their bagpacks. I saw a lot of pictures with these type of badges on the net and nobody say anything. If I had said that I donwloaded them from the internet, nobody would have said anything. We are living in a strange world.
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I understood that. But they are just badges. For example, if I take pictures from my glasses, plates, forks, knives and spoons in order to make some kitchen assets, shall I ask permission from manufacturer? There are thousands of things in this situation. Tulips, for example. If I buy bulbs and after they grow up and I have flowers and I want to take pictures of them to make my own assets, do I have to ask the producer of the bulbs? The same for the badges. As long as I paid the required price for them, I can use them as per my wish. Even to resell them. I don't need the manufacturer approval.
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Agreed, but as long as there is no paper with the designer's name and with license and rights, I consider the usage of them under CC or open source.
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I bought them from a Chinese store. They are sold at bulk. I am curios if the Chinese manufacturer has a license or rights.
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Patrick Connor reacted to a post in a topic: Smileys
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You can find them every where. Btw, there is no license for them, nor rights, nothing. They are common badges used by kids.