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Comment by cabstar posted on Image theft "Facebook" at 26/01/2013 - 23:01
Comment by cabstar posted on DA* 50-135 at 26/01/2013 - 00:29
I have put the £130 towards my saving pot for the 50mm 1.8
Comment by cabstar posted on JR K5 IIs review at 25/01/2013 - 22:22
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Have fun everryone
Comment by cabstar posted on Peak District - Sunday 27th January at 24/01/2013 - 20:23
Comment by cabstar posted on Paloma Faith at 24/01/2013 - 08:56
Thanks for all the replies, just waiting for the battery for my shiny new K5II to charge.
Comment by cabstar posted on AF lens adjustments, are they still necessary on the K5II/K5IIs at 23/01/2013 - 19:54
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Ive not had it done yet as i only need plus one which is within e scope of the dioptre however i will when needed, have used them for glasses reglaze and they are excellent to deal with..
Comment by cabstar posted on Glasses with transition lenses. at 23/01/2013 - 14:13


If you post images on facebook then only facebook has a licence to use em ON facebook only. Anyone else taking images from facebook for any kind of use unless authorised by the photographer is unauthorised usage.
Ok there are two remedies here, you can issue a cease and desist so the images need to be atken down by the infringer
Secondly do you want compensation?
First you just take screen grabs along with dates and times. You also need to show screengrabs from where the images where lifted and assert you are the copyright holder.
Next you have to decide how much you want for the infringement, is depends on the usage and the size of the organisation that has done the infringing, getty web site is good for calculating actual cost and then double this for the infringement.
You then need to send a cease and desist along with your demands, i.e removal of images and how much you want.
Some examples of cease and desist are here
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=cease+and+desist+template&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl...
Explain they have sven days or legal action will be taken, you can then sue through moneyclaim or the new copyright and patents court which costs around £75 and is done without your presence.
As the infringer has claimed public domain bqloney you will have no problem winning your case as they are in efct admitting the infringement.
Hope this helps.
Gary