Re: [photo-3d] Copyright concerns

["Dr. George A. Themelis" <drt-3d@xxxxxxx>]

> Actually Mike is right, you are in violation of the Copyright laws.
> Buying an item (book, audio recording, video, slides) does not give
> you the right to alter (remount) ...

So, I cannot mount/frame a photographic print that I have
bought?  I cannot write my name or underline or highlight any
sections in a book that I bought?  And if Boris sells just the
chips and not mounted slides, I cannot mount them so I can
see them in 3d?  Ha, ha, ha!!!  That's very interesting!!!

> I don't really think that Boris or the publisher of the Museum 3D book
> are going to sue you for Copyright violation, but that does not mean
> that what you did was not wrong.

And I can tell you, I do not feel the least bit guilty for promoting 
good stereo photography in all its glorious forms.

You went out of your way to prove that I have violated the
copyright laws and I did something wrong.  While you are
doing research why don't you check the definition of 
"public showing".  If I was showing these slides in my house
to my friends, will I still be violating the law?  I mentioned
that the slide show was in private premises.  Can I show
Boris' slides to anyone else, or should I keep them to
myself (in 2x2 mounts of course)

George