File copy stamp
Why did newspaper agencies put their file copy stamp in the most random places. I see all these great photos but the stamp is either over someones face or the key part of the photo. Smh
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If I'm understanding what you are asking, I've never seen anything like that - please post a few examples.
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I have a great image of speaker with a big red stamp across it .
I know some marks can be removed from glossy paper tho . It's a shame when it ruins a great image Matt |
Ya ive seen some like that too. The file copy is more of a watermark. Its a shame many of them are put over the players face
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The file copy is not really a watermark, it's physically embossed into the photo itself. I have this one.
1924 gehrig http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...-1924Swing.jpg |
Ya youre right mark..i just looked at mine again. Love that 24 photo!
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Thanks, but I wish that stamp wasn't there. I'm not sure why they would do that to the photo as I assume it would make it unprintable.
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But didnt they realize years later guys like us would be pissed that they ruined a perfectly good and valuable photo...lol..damn them
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The true irony
Ironically if they hadn't "ruined them", they would likely not be in the collectors hands in which they reside today as they likely would have sold for much greater sums. I suppose you could also spin it that the images with the file copy stamps are much rarer (1of1's?) than those without. It is a connection between the photo and magazine/newspaper publisher!
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I hope nobody gets the bright idea......
Of copying the file copy stamps to try to create "rare" one of a kind photos with file copy stamps :D
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