How to prevent photographic works from being stolen, and the anti-theft methods of photographic works are introduced.

When you take a group of photos seriously, finish the later photos seriously, appreciate your photos with satisfaction, and share them on social platforms, others say that this is my work. You can't understand why there are so brazen people in the world who become angry from embarrassment. You have no choice but to vent, because you didn't do a good job of photo theft prevention! How can you bear to see your hard work stolen? Today, we will discuss how to guard against theft in the photos we take.

Method 1: announce the ban, and offenders will be investigated.

This method is the most convenient, but it is also the most easily overlooked. We often see that many photo sharing platforms have similar real photos, stolen photos will be investigated, and reprinting is strictly prohibited. This is the most direct and superficial warning to readers: photos are not allowed to be distributed on other platforms and cannot be used for commercial purposes. Photographers generally believe that the world is so big that as long as they don't use other people's photos on the same platform, there should be no problem. If thieves publish their own blogs and other platforms in their own special hidden network locations, it is extremely unlikely that we will encounter our own works in these places. However, if there is, you can immediately contact the person in charge of the platform and ask for immediate deletion.

Method 2: Software blessing and watermark coverage.

Watermarking is to embed specific digital information into an image. I believe this method is the most familiar and commonly used. The method of adding watermark is also very simple and there are many ways. PNG file with transparent layer in Photoshop can easily embed the watermark you want to add (in the form of pictures or words) into photographic works, and many one-click softwares can also add watermarks. But many friends don't like watermarks. On the one hand, the addition of watermarks will have an impact on the composition of photographic works, and the use of watermarks is not omnipotent, because there are the strongest shields, the strongest guns and countless watermarking software in the world, which are really powerful. So if we want to add as many watermarks as possible or put them in place, the principle is to copy the watermark several times to cover the photo without considering the beauty of the picture, and putting it in place means putting the watermark in a special position, such as a person's face or the most messy area, in order to make the removal of the watermark as complicated as possible.

Method 3: code synthesis, right click is rejected.

If you don't think the watermark can protect the map well, we have a third way to use the code. Using code is a difficult method, which requires users to have basic requirements for JavaScript scripting language. I often see netizens say that they have the right button. In fact, it is a way for netizens to collect their own pictures, that is, right-click on the picture and save it as a picture to achieve the purpose of preservation. Since our photographer has displayed his photographic works on the network platform, it inevitably means that any netizen who uses the browser can save it by right clicking and use it in other channels. Then all we have to do is add code and prohibit right clicking, so that it is easy to stop the apparent stealing of pictures.

In fact, codes can provide various forms of anti-theft maps. The most powerful thing is cropping, that is, when someone wants to right-click your picture, he gets a broken photo, and it is a cropped photo when he downloads it. In addition, add a transparent photo to the surface of the photographic work. When the thief wants to download it, he gets a transparent photo, not the actual photographic work.

The above is the stolen map SayNo for everyone! Talk about how to prevent photographic works from being stolen, I hope it will help you!