hey doug,
i have wondered about this, as well.
simply asked... if someone has bought a rare poster, lets say, from a
universal or paramount film from the 1920's or 30's, does the new
owner of that poster have the right to print sell reproduced images
and make money from these repros? or
rich,
so are you saying that older poster images fall into the public
domain arena? any idea how much time must go by before a poster falls
into the PD category?
jeff
On Jun 28, 2008, at 7:55 PM, Richard Halegua Comic Art wrote:
the law is simple
due to the way that the images are
Thanks, Saul. Glad you liked it and, you're absolutely right, I should have
given the musicians credit, though I don't know who performed in most of the
clips. In all cases but one, they were taken from the original soundtrack
recordings, which I got online and were uncredited.
The heavy metal
Good job Rich
We now have three up see below
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I have a couple of THE posters being copied. I wasn't asked, and I'm not making
any money off the images... Someone is!
What Rich is saying is that if I want to copy the images off of Bruce's books
and sell them, it's okay, because they are also on the internetright?
Personally, I think
This is another good example of what I'm trying to get across.
Several years ago Daniel was asking for images of different Marx Bros.
posters, I had one of the posters he was looking for and offered him the
image. He offered to purchase the right to have my poster photographed for a
35 mm
I sold a Maltese Falcon WC through Heritage, and others, which I've
since seen repros of being hawked on ebay.
I brought it up with Grey, they're just grabbing the large jpegs, not
a lot, or rather, nothing, you can do about that.
Cheers,
Rich
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M's (though not in the Peter Lorre sense ;)
I think you'll find that even a 1 MB size digital file is enough to make a
passable (and salable) poster recreation. I've purchased some reproductions
in an effort to fill in gaps in Marx Brothers lobby cards, that I've been
unable to fulfill by other
i All,
For sale I have the following:
Australian daybill for Where Danger Lives (1950) Gorgeous RKO full bleed
daybill, with standard two daybill folds. Near Mint unused condition with no
flaws. USD500 plus shipping to wherever you are
Just wanted to send a quick note that I have loaded up a bunch more preview
images for my auction starting next Sunday evening on my website at
www.PlatinumPosters.com http://www.platinumposters.com/
Some more killer pieces including:
Ghost of Frankenstein - Graveyard Lobby Card
Sabrina -
do people also continually complain about buyer's premiums??? i
haven't seen those reports on CNN, MSNBC or Fox.
lol.
jeff
On Jun 29, 2008, at 5:57 PM, Sean Linkenback wrote:
Certainly a great way to offset the rising costs of gas, buyer’s
premiums and all that other stuff people
I see Bruce mention it a lot so someone must be complaining to him. ;-)
Also there might have been a news story on MPC - you need to watch it more.
_
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Awesome and quite fun!
Toochis
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yes, someone can.
Ari
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can anyone tell
25 - 8 x 10 glossies printed in Italy
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yes, someone can.
Ari
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