Re: [applekeynote] Crediting pictures in presentations

In the academic world or the professional world it's likely considered proper form to source the stuff you use on say, a last slide.

Just as when a paper is written or a book is written.

But... I do not believe it is a requirement of your use of an image such as those from iSockphoto. I only credit if I want to use something and part of the deal is I have been asked to include a credit and/or link.

I usually pass and find something else.

On 17-Apr-08, at 11:50 AM, honeybabie@yahoo.com wrote:

Chuck,
I'm not sure I understand your question.
Why credit a site that you have legally bought the image from? The reason you will see large logos typically reduced in opacity over the body of the image is to prevent people from stealing the image. The only reason I could see you crediting the original source of the image is if you paid a reduced fee for using the image with credit or were given the image for free from the original photographer or image agency.

To answer your question about the copyright info, it is typically imbedded in the image EXIF data within the image (you can't see it). On a Mac, right click (or option/click) on the image and go to "Image Info". Copyright information should be there.

Cheers,
bill

http://www.williampalankphoto.com

--- On Thu, 4/17/08, Chuck Hinkle <chuckbo@hinkles.us> wrote:

> From: Chuck Hinkle <chuckbo@hinkles.us>
> Subject: [applekeynote] Crediting pictures in presentations
> To: applekeynote@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Thursday, April 17, 2008, 10:06 AM
> I've just read Garr Reynolds' Presentation Zen book,
> and I've also 
> admired lots of other presentations that feature pictures
> instead of 
> bullet points and text.
> But my question is let's say you get the picture from a
> site like 
> iStockPhoto, Shutterstock, or even Flickr. Where are you
> putting the 
> credit for the photo or the copyright info? I don't see
> them 
> appearing on people's slides -- and if they did,
> they'd be 
> distracting. So how are you handling them?
> 
> Chuck

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