rgbstock
RGBStock.com file used in:
1. Zela20 February 2010, 17:28 GMT +01:00
My cloud picture was used in a contest: http://www.pxleyes.com/photoshop-picture/4b798cf74ce62/Games-People-Play.htm
There is a credit but the url was forgotten and could not be added anymore since the contest was closed. There is however a source link to the file on the bottom of the page to RGBStock.com. Every little bit helps ;-)
If you have files used or work to show please drop them here. I would love to see it!
530. crisderaud21 August 2013, 22:16 GMT +02:00
I'll be turning 60 yrs old here pretty quick Sanja. Not sure I want to update my avatar with a more recent picture :)
I couldn't find a translation for that page Kevin. I was thinking it was an article more about the site than it was about hardware components.
531. micromoth21 August 2013, 23:04 GMT +02:00
I think it's about technology in general, Chris - hardware, software, you name it. Your motherboard image fits the bill very well.
532. lusi21 August 2013, 23:25 GMT +02:00
Here is Google translation of the text-- it is about the site:
It is not always risk-free images to download from the net. After all, sometimes in breach of copyright will encounter outside the site. Not so in the following pages.
The so-called free images are not always free of charge, or at least not to be used for discretionary purposes, or watermarks csúfítják the photo.
The situation RGBStock the site where a lot of really free, high resolution photo images that you can download any purpose that is not limited to land use.
You may want to register for free to start to face prospecting is: a user name, e-mail address and by entering the password for a verification email we get and click on the link in activate access to us, and a short questionnaire to fill in.
After that, you can also seek between images, either on topics or specific keywords. If you like a photo viewer with images, you can click on it and you'll megszemlélhetjük bigger too. Important information to the right of the picture by making visible, and also looked at how many people and how many downloads.
If you like the image, the below download full size click photo label can download high-resolution versions, but if enough of the smaller images (such as web site you want to use), you can click on the image with the right mouse button and a pop-up menu, select Save Image As.
If you are happy with the photo, do not feel sorry for me Like a cent from the same photographer
533. lusi21 August 2013, 23:30 GMT +02:00
@ 530 I'm not far from 60 neither (a couple of years away) but I think it's a nice looking age.. a mature, experienced face... who could ask for more :)
534. crisderaud22 August 2013, 6:51 GMT +02:00
Thank you for the translation.
I agree with you that it's a nice looking age.
Neither young looking or old looking but mature and experienced is a good description.
I feel a lot younger at heart than the date of birth my records show. :)
535. xymonau24 August 2013, 2:40 GMT +02:00
I wish I felt young... But I'm alive and kicking and glad to be awfully close to 60 myself. :o)
Here is a link to an image where the fellow has used Gabriel's and my images (mine was
http://www.rgbstock.com/photo/mhtofv0/In+Space+No-one+Can+Hear+2 )
and he has given great credits:
http://danielnering.bandcamp.com/track/fantasya
536. micromoth24 August 2013, 10:12 GMT +02:00
@535 Great link Dez!
Daniel Nering is a very talented composer and he has used a number of images from RGB Stock members for his track or album covers, including one of mine. He gives great credits every time.
Here's an idea: Do you think RGB Stock should have some sort of a gallery of links to websites of individuals who have given credit generously? It would demonstrate how valued RGB Stock is and would be a kind of quid pro quo way of saying thanks.
537. xymonau24 August 2013, 11:37 GMT +02:00
That's a thought, Kevin, but I'm not sure if it's practical. Some people give great credit but we never see the images personally. I'll talk to the powers that be about your suggestion.
538. debsch24 August 2013, 14:12 GMT +02:00
I second #536's suggestion!
It would also serve as an example of the type of image usage that is allowed. (Because some blonde dimwits out there just don't have a clue!!)
; )
539. micromoth25 August 2013, 22:32 GMT +02:00
One of my images used in a book promo videoclip here:
http://youtu.be/PGPJnvtb2vg
540. xymonau26 August 2013, 10:59 GMT +02:00
And a nice credit, Kevin. Well done!
The person who used this cover image very kindly informed me. A nice credit on the last page. It's always really nice when people take the time to let us know how the pics are used, isn't it?
http://www.mediafire.com/view/br4gv8t3kbblevo/
541. micromoth26 August 2013, 11:09 GMT +02:00
That's great Dez!
It's my impression that RGB Stock images are getting used in more and more diverse ways, including being transplanted as stills into moving media. Lots of creativity tapping into our stock!
542. jazza5 September 2013, 20:27 GMT +02:00
http://socialmediatoday.com/taylorclark/1702791/5-places-find-free-images-your-blog
544. xymonau6 September 2013, 0:25 GMT +02:00
Very nice! We'll have to work on those "low skill" images. :o)
545. crisderaud6 September 2013, 6:49 GMT +02:00
Very nice indeed!
The Morquefile photo is by Leroy Skalstad although a different name is attributed to the photo. Leroy says he has it posted on Morguefile but I am not sure that is his gallery.
546. micromoth6 September 2013, 7:19 GMT +02:00
Very good link to RGB Stock!
I'm a bit puzzled however by the article's inclusion of Flickr as if all the images on there are free to use as one wishes. They aren't! Most of them have at least some copyright restrictions. The author should really have pointed readers to the public domain category on Flickr (www.flickr.com/groups/publicdomain) or at least pointed out that many of the images on Flickr are licensed under one of the Creative Commons categories that do include some stipulations.
547. jazza16 September 2013, 17:00 GMT +02:00
http://www.photobuyerguide.com/blog/548-free-stock-photo-sites-to-use-or-not-to-use/
548. xymonau16 September 2013, 23:22 GMT +02:00
Nice one. It looks like we were added after the original article if you look at the dates on the comments and the number of photos available from us in the article.
549. xymonau29 September 2013, 0:35 GMT +02:00
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FHVWTNS
A Kindle book cover from http://www.rgbstock.com/photo/nN73XNa.
550. jazza29 September 2013, 13:06 GMT +02:00
Very good Dez.
It is this image istnt it? (without the dot (.) on the end of the URL)
http://www.rgbstock.com/photo/nN73XNa
552. ColinBrough30 September 2013, 17:49 GMT +02:00
I got a nice use here:
http://seniortravel.about.com/od/travelsafety/qt/Winter-Weather-Safety-Tips-For-Senior-Travelers.htm
though sadly without any link back to RGB stock.
553. micromoth30 September 2013, 22:30 GMT +02:00
@552 Nice one Colin! Though you would have thought that an organization like About.com would have been a bit more au fait with the courtesies of giving a link back! Anyway, it's still a good usage.
