Wow...TinEye is way cool!

Most of the photos I'm finding are showing up on stock sites, but once in a while a little gem that Google can't find pops up. So far I've found one on a Chilean television station's site (Chilevision), a Polish book cover, and limousine company's site right here in California.

Anyone around here speak Polish? I can't read the cover or links, and haven't been able to find the book.

TinEye

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This TinEye thing is HUGE!

This is going to be a tremendous help to help us fight against people who steal pictures too.

I found one of my picture that I sell only with Alamy on 2 websites and they obviously did not buy it...

Time to send a bill to these guys X-(

Haven't tried TinEye yet, but my friend Hon (hfng) did. He got pissed off when he found a bunch of stolen instances of his images, some even still with the watermarks on them LOL so I'm afraid to even look...

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tinEye seems GREAT! now, waiting an invitation...

I'm waiting too. I am looking forward to try it out.

Tineye seems to work. I have finally found two of mine in use. I am not sure neither of the two are legal, though, as they are both on web sites, and for that they should buy extended licenses, shouldn't they? One is even repeated many times.

Oh well, that's the price of success.

I do have those images that I found on Tineye on my stock photo page now: Lou Oates -- Stock Photo Sites

It helps to actually show folks what stock is used for because many of my friends have this blank look when I tell them about it.

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