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Click here
to see thumbnails of all the images on your disc or to return to the thumbnail view
at any time (for example, after pulling up a "full-size comping view" of any
single image.) You can also use your browser's "back" button. |
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If you know
the photo# you want to see (for example, if you spotted in image in the printed booklet
that accompanies the disc) click here and you'll be able to select an image by number. |
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Well, that's
where you are now. Click this button and look to the top of the frame for hyperlinks
to the various instructional items. |
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You really
should take the time to read these because, by opening your disc, you've agreed to
these terms. There's nothing unusual or onerous here, but, whether you're dealing
with Comtock or anyone else, you need to be "up to speed" on these important
photo-related issues. Please pay special attention to the part about not using
photos of recognizable people in any defamatory or humiliating way. Model release info. |
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Click here to learn
how you can order Free Stuff
to stay up to date with the latest royalty-free offerings from Comstock. Bear in
mind, however, that we're adding new discs constantly, and to see the very latest, you'll
need to go to www.comstock.com. |
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You'll find here a
roadmap to the various ways you can take full advantage of Comstock's many image services. |
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This doesn't' take
you directly to our website, but, rather, to a page on this disc that will tell you about
our website-- and all the great reasons (we think) why you might want to visit. And, once
you arrive at this page, we'll give you easy ways to get to the website. (Look for
some special offers, too...) |
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- Download DIRECTLY from this disc
- Comping Versions
- High Resolution Versions
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| Downloading Comping Versions |
"Save" the Image:
Mac: |
With cursor over image, hold
down mouse button and choose appropriate command for saving the
image. |
PC: |
With cursor over image, click
the right button and "Save as...", then enter the name
to save the file under. |
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| Downloading Directly
from this disc |
* * * You do not need to use this
browser at all
to access any versions of the images |
| Directly From Your Desktop: |
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to your CD-ROM drive and use "open" to expose the underlying file
structure. Go to the folder marked: |
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ImageDataFiles |
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Then, look to the following
sub-folders to select (by photo #) whichever version of an image you're after:
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ThumbnailVersions
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CompingVersions |
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| From Your Favorite Desktop Design Program: |
For comping versions
Using your
design program's "import" command, go to your CD-ROM drive and specify the
folder labelled: |
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ImageDataFiles |
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sub-folders to select (by photo #) whichever version of an image you're after: |
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CompingVersions |
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| How to Access High-Resolution Images |
You can view thumbnails
and comping resolution views from this browser. To access the high-resolution
version of any image, make note of the photo # and then, from your desktop, go directly to
the files on your CD-ROM drive and select the folder labeled:
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| Technical
Specifications |
Reproduction
Format (High resolution versions)
28 MB
300 DPI
RGB (convert easily to CMYK for 4-color printing)
JPEG - maximum compression
Image size: 8x12 inches |
| Comping
& Browsing format (Thumbnails & comping versions) |
500K
72 DPI
JPEG - maximum compression
Image Size - 5x7 inches |
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| Model Releases |
| All Comstock images are model released for
commercial purposes. However, U.S. and international law does
not allow "libelous" or "defamatory" or "humiliating" uses
of a person's likeness even if a general model release has
been signed. That's true with any photograph-- whether you
get it from us or anyone else. If you have any questions abpit the nature of your
intended use, Comstock's Customer Service Representatives are ready to guide you-- but defamatory or libelous uses are specifically and emphatically
prohibited. 
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