Topic: Photoshop Express (Page 1 of 1)

Photoshop Express
Has anyone checked this out yet? It looks rather nifty but I won't get a chance to play for a couple of days.

I've used the iPhone app.
In that context, it's rather nice.

Can't comment beyond that...

What does the small print say? Do Adobe own everything and anything that you put through it?

quote:

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Adobe does not claim ownership of Your Content. However, we do need certain rights from you, with respect to Your Content, in order to operate the Service and in order to enable you to do all the things this Service affords you the ability to do. Therefore, with respect to Your Content, you grant Adobe a worldwide (because the internet is global), royalty-free (meaning we do not owe you any money), nonexclusive (meaning you are free to license Your Content to others) fully sublicensable (so that we can permit our affiliates, subcontractors and agents to deliver the Service on our behalf) license to use, reproduce and modify Your Content solely for the purposes of operating the Service and enabling your use of the Service. With respect to Your Shared Content, you additionally grant Adobe the rights to distribute, publicly perform and publicly display Your Shared Content (in whole or in part) for the sole purposes of operating the Service and enabling your use of the Service and to sublicense Your Shared Content to Other Users subject to the limitations of Section 10 below. Operating the Service includes featuring and promoting those portions of Your Shared Content that you make publicly available solely within the Service. For example, Adobe is permitted to feature the ?most viewed,? ?most popular? or ?highest rated? Albums or Galleries solely within the Service. These limited licenses do not grant Adobe the right to sell or otherwise license Your Content or Your Shared Content on a stand alone basis. Further, you may terminate Adobe?s right to distribute, publicly perform and publicly display Your Shared Content by making it no longer shared. You may terminate the remainder of Adobe?s rights by removing Your Content from the Service. (Detailed instructions on how to do these things can be found at http://www.adobe.com/go/pscom_support/). Upon removal of Your Content from the Service or upon making Your Shared Content no longer shared, Adobe shall have a reasonable time to cease use, distribution and/or display of Your Content. However, you acknowledge and agree that Adobe shall have the right to keep arohived copies of Your Content.

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I think that covers it blaise. There is another section on shared content, but you can choose if you want to "share" or not.

I've used it a few times for uploading to facebook. It's not bad fairly basic really but a fun tool. I'll link up some examples when I get to my computer. Hmm is there an uploader app?

Basically it means they need to copy your stuff between servers, resize, crop for thumbnails etc without some lunatic thinking they can sue them for it. They want to publicize the content that user has chosen to publicize and the last sentence says they don't want to go over all of their backup tapes every time someone deletes some file.

Right? Anyway I'm fully confident in Adobe having no ambition of stealing my stuffs.

I never use it and don't now how to.

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