MacBook/iPad High res
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- gramme0
Seriously?
1. I respect other people's rights, hence my question. I don't mind paying for a stock image, if such a thing is available. I just don't have time to shoot an image or hire a photographer.
2. Skinning a website or an app onto a monitor or iPad provides useful context. That's it, and that's all. For a company that designs for print as well as screen, this is helpful. I don't need Apple products to make myself or my work look good.
3. By your argument, nearly every design firm and agency in the world would be guilty of copyright infringement. From what I've seen, it looks like people are using stock images or renderings. Most firms I've seen are not actually shooting their own pictures of a monitor or iPad.But thanks for the snide remarks, it's very helpful.