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http://books.google.com/books?id=C2Xv8FzPI_cC&lpg=PA349&ots=BURydScq6v&dq=how%20to%20add%20copyright%20canon%20t2i&pg=PA347#v=onepage&q=how%20to%20add%20copyright%20canon%20t2i&f=false page 347. step by step.

you can add your copyright info to the exif data with the t2i. it should be in the "custom function" menu. it will allow you to add your name and other copyright info. this allows anyone who can view the exif data to know you are the owner. the end. as far as stamping, here's a youtube...

there are a few ways. first, check your camera. if it's newer, it may mark the photo for you. it may do this in two ways: a) the obvious stamp on the photo, or b) it will assign your info in the exif data of the photo (recommended). if your camera doesn't do this, or you do not know how to...

of course i wouldn't. that wasn't my point. i was simply saying, good intentions aside, your only hope, as an outside unaffiliated party, is the seller decides to remove to photo used without permission. ebay doesn't know who is right or wrong - - and i suspect they are unlikely to get...

they won't do anything unless reported by image owner. at the end of the day, who are you? how would they know you're being truthful? maybe you're a wronged customer who wants to cause them hardship? maybe you're an ex-lover who wants to be a pain? also, it's simply none of your business...

Quote: yep. re: champion welsummers. the north american club has no pictures of the standard they promote (that i found). the uk club has photos, but not very helpful if you're looking for the american standard of perfection. as i have said, i'm confused about proper color. there...

is there like a champion welsummer? do all breeds have their own respective best of the best yearly? i'd like to see a picture of the "perfect" wellsummer (obviously in the context of showing and breed standard).

what are you doing, mcspin? do you have pictures of your breedings? do you aspire to recreate another breeders idea of the standard, or do you have your own ideas (i hope this is taken in the spirit it's intended. it's a sincere, non judgemental question. just curious about your goals)? i'd...

i'm always curious why people are so interested in what lines the chicks are coming from - - unless the chicks are directly from that line source, imo, it doesn't matter. the current breeder is making their own decisions and doing their own thing - - thus, i am interested, in what they...

spot on. x2.

photos are tricky mainly due to lighting. like in this picture, he looks even darker than the one posted above. but, again, i'm welsummer color confused. how old are they? here's a link to the standard which is posted on the welsummer club of north america's site...

first, let me say i like your welsummer. i like the breed. it's one of my top favorites (along with araucanas). now, things i notice (in the context of the apa standard): it appears the leg color is too light (but that could be due to the picture). should be yellow. it also appears his...

is this proper coloring for a welsummer pullet? not the legs, but the feathers. i see some with lighter necks and some with darker. which one is correct?