Comments on: Photographers ask camera makers to open up
It's time for Nikon, Canon, others to unlock their file formats, photographers say. At stake: the future of the world's image libraries.
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- Alright......
- by Prndll April 25, 2005 5:30 PM PDT
- Tell me this....
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- Time will tell
- by Andrew J Glina April 25, 2005 6:35 PM PDT
- Good point. Hopefully the answer is "You can't".
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- open standard format
- by Jim Harmon April 26, 2005 4:37 AM PDT
- It would probably be more accurate to say "de facto standard." To the best of my knowledge, JPG format is just as copyrighted as the GIF format.
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(5 Comments)If JPEG is an open standard format, how can a legal lawsuit be created based on copyright infringement of the use of the JPEG format?