Copyright?

That happened to me recently. I found an acquaponics site using a photograph of tropic tomatoes taken from my site. The tomatoes were grown in my greenhouse; I found the photo on a site with credit given to his site. I wrote to the site owner and told him he was infringing on my copyright. I told him if he did not take it down in two days I would do a post on my blog stating that he not only stole the photo, but he was misleading his customers and could not be trusted. The photo was gone in a matter of hours. Since then, I always paste my copyright information right on the photo, like the sample. There is a clear statement on my site that all rights are reserved and the site is copyrighted.

 

No copyright function on my camera.

 

I've just used our on site editor to put my name on a pic



You'd only notice it if you were looking for it

 

bloody hell @Zigs that look me a while to spot

i was thinking while i was looking i wonder if he is just joking and hasn't put his name on here to trick people into looking lol

 

Damn, didn't think of that

BTW, I stole the pic off Sheal

 

You can use photo editing software and add copyright information.
Edit this with word processing software and paste it onto you photo:

©2015 your name here

 

I wasn't far short of going to get my magnifying glass.

If that plant is in my garden I can't find it @Zigs. I think you might be in trouble!

 

Seen it in a second Zigs

 

Stole the plant too

 

I've checked out my camera's today and yes my Canon SX50 has the copyright option but I'm not sure about my Canon 1100D. The manual says nothing and I can't find anything on my camera but I could have missed it. Info on the web suggests it's there but I've found nothing positive. Any ideas folks please?

 

My camera has copyright in the menu, but i can't get in to use it