I don´t know the answer to that question, but I´ve seen people step up to the signing table with various kinds of 'home-made' collages or/and print-outs of pictures found on the net several times... or fan-art collages of photos... No one ever asked them about who the original picture belonged to...Desert_crossing wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2024 10:52 pm Thank you kindly. Thanks to everyone who has offered support in this matter.
Ok so I have people who are willing to help me out (much appreciated from the bottom of my heart, you are great people) but I do have one question that if anyone knows the answer too I’d be grateful. As much as I love the MacGyver photos and O’Neill photos, I am a racing car freak and so I would love him to autograph a photo from his car racing days. But I do not know who the photos,both here and online belong too. And obviously I don’t want to use a photo that I am not allowed to use. So how would I find out if I can use these photos?
If anyone have an answer to this I’d be grateful.
I, myself, forged a vector graphic out of the original MacGyver-Logo (took it from a screenshot), went to the Vicorinox flagship store in Vienna (they have an engraving machine and are able to fill the engraving with gold color), and the lovely store manager there engraved two knives (the models most used during the series) with the logo for me (after doing a few test runs on grip plates). He gave me all the 'test grip plates' as well. So, when Brussels last year was approaching I thought about making up something special to sign... and came up with those grip plates - since you´re - for good reasons - not allowed to take a knife with you onto an airplane if you only have carry-on luggage, and know that RDA doesn´t sign knives... So I made up a small display with front and back grip plates, a small Phoenix Foundation badge and the MacGyver coat of arms (a small pin) - ready to be put in a frame on my return, with enough room for RDA to sign on the passe-partout.
I was worried about copyright issues as well - that´s why I never shared any pics of it on facebook or such - but no one at the convention questioned me about copyright! RDA was rather positively surprised and asked who made those for me... and I´ve got a beautiful autographed display in my living room now...
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So... If you want to forge a collage or just pick a photo (they´re not likely to have those on conventions) and get it to one of us somehow... It should be no problem, I guess. As long as you´re not trying to earn money with it afterwards
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