Photography and Piracy

[hombre]

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if its okay to use illegally acquired application/s, irregardless if one is a pro, a novice, a weekend snapper, why cry foul kung kawaton inyong pictures?

unethical, or what ever word pa imong gamiton, its still outright stealing. the hypocrisy of people adding watermark/copyright markings on their photos using stolen software sometimes amazes me.

all imho.

[P-Chan]

OffTopic:well the anti-cybercrime act here in the Philippines was the 1st in the world. I doubt it if they can enforce it properly kay mismo ang manakop nag-gamit og torrent.

naka basa ko ug blog ISP could block torrent or file-sharing sites, like what China is doing (I believe google, youtube and some more sites are blocked)... purag UAE is doing this too sa mga porno sites I think ( akong migo mag lisod nagita ug anime did2 hehehe... ). kasagaran sa mga tao nag lagot ani kay ang freedom of speech basically ma wala or limited...

so if ever ma usab ni or unsa dako gahapon chance ma hitabo ni... goodbye........, time to "doomsday prep"?? "I stash over 1TB of........................" hahaha! unless ang adobe maka himo ug awesome feature like blur-be-gone before ma hitabo ni (if ever) dugay pa tingali kaayo ma feel ang effect

the tides are shifting? if ever buh ma hitabo gud ni.... (unless mo palit ang tao ug cs infinity, or maka ninja).. I think dagahan mo maayo sa photography kay dili cge palaban ug photoshop? but the situation still looks dark..

the upside on worst case scenario... Lightroom is affordable

if its okay to use illegally acquired application/s, irregardless if one is a pro, a novice, a weekend snapper, why cry foul kung kawaton inyong pictures?

unethical, or what ever word pa imong gamiton, its still outright stealing. the hypocrisy of people adding watermark/copyright markings on their photos using stolen software sometimes amazes me.

all imho.

Amen to that!