Mike GSi
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Registered: 3rd Jan 07
Location: Ipswich, Suffolk Drives:Astra VXR
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Is it possible to save pictures from a website where you are meant to purchase them? I don't require the high quality ones. Is it legal and if so how? the picture in question is: http://www.photoboxgallery.com/xtrememoto/photo?photo_id=3104446345&vendor_id=3010255
(NOT the red bike, The one with green bike and blue trousers and jersey.)
Thanks 
[Edited on 01-08-2011 by Mike GSi]
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AndyKent
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Yeah, pay for them.
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Adam_B
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Location: Lancashire
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print screen and paste into photoshop etc?
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Ian
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Disable Javascript and just do a regular right click save.
Use a protocol analyser to see the requests that the Flash movie is making.
File names look to contain a few MD5 hashes concatenated together, reverse engineer those and try and find the pattern in the source names, automate that, MD5 your results and that would get you the whole set.
Or leave the protocol analyser running while the slide show runs and export the log.
Many ways. Or buy it. That guy probably walked miles that day.
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Paul_J
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Then just remove the watermark
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Mike GSi
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Thanks Ian, but i have no idea how to do any of that lol. I intend to buy a couple but you can only buy the printed photos, where as i want some for my laptop.
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jamied
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if your on windows 7 use snipping tool
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AndyKent
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Email the guy and see what a price for getting a digital copy would be then.
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brebaz
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This image
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