Re: [MOPO] OT-But Ver-r-r-ry Interesting...Rockers & Poster collectors; Can they C0-Exost?

[Posteropolis]

Wht??? Bill Stout did your album cover??!! Been following his career for
years. Before I was a poster dork I was a cartoon dork. You know he did the
art on the Rock and Roll High School one-sheet, right? So the guy who put
the Ramones on a poster is doing your album cover. I'll buy it! (Also, I
hear the music is pretty good.)

Dave

-Original Message-
From: MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf Of Greg
Douglass
Sent: August-17-16 7:56 PM
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: [MOPO] OT-But Ver-r-r-ry Interesting...Rockers & Poster collectors;
Can they C0-Exost?

OK, OK, this post is a bit of a stretch but there are enough hobby related
characters in the tale to make it ALMOST relevant (although a flame or two
would not be completely unexpected)
As some of you know, i am a guitarist/songwriter who had achieved a modest
degree of notoriety for my work with Steve Miller, Hot Tuna, Big brother &
the Holding Co., Van Morrison, Greg Kihn and, OK, enough of THAT, right?
Suffice to say I make enough off music to support my poster habit.
I recently hooked up with Richard Halegua at second-tier comic show. Rich
and I had a blast hanging out speaking reams of fluent geek when I met a pal
of his. We hit it off instantly; he knew a LOT about music. He and I we both
stunned to discover that I knew many of his decades old vinyl bootleg cover
art, including an EC-style "Tale from the Who". We bullshitted for a very
long time and i mentioned that I had just finished what i felt was my
absolute best collection of musical work. He agreed to do the cover, and
deal was struck. Shortly after, I discovered he was none other than Willam
Stout, an album artist, movie poster designer ("Wizards" comes to mind, ,
the set designer for ZZ Top's early 90s tour, and th creator of many of the
undead  pinks in "The Return of the Living Dead"  . He told me recently that
he would have purchased my CD regardless and considered it string career
renaissance for me. The CD is now up for Best Rock CD at the San Diego Music
Awards, among other honors. Final side note: my pal was playing the CD
(titled "Flight of the Golden Dragon" by Greg Douglass & the Accomplices
when Steve Miller's manager dropped. He exclaimed, "Holy s**t, who is
THAT?". My pal informed him it was me. Mr. Miller, my former boss, was
called and 15 minutes later I was the opening act on October 8 at the Sonoma
Music Festival, going on before Paul Barrere , Dave Mason, and... Steve
Miller. I am under consideration for an opening slot on an upcoming world
your if things go well.
Somehow, MOPO played a part in the whole thing maybe I'll be able to get a
another copy of that INVISIBLE GHOST sheet i so floating let go of during a
moment of unfortunate $tupidity.
The CDs in question are available on Ebay, ten bucks + zero shipping, if you
wish to hear what the hubbub is about.
Yes, I am living proof that it is possible to be both a dweebus Americanus
and at least borderline cool.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/21884312?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984
.m1555.l2649

Greg Douglass 





  
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Re: [MOPO] OT-But Ver-r-r-ry Interesting...Rockers & Poster collectors; Can they C0-Exost?

[Philipp Kainbacher]

Great story! Loved your music at the Venice music festival! You are the best 
Greg!
Philipp

Sent from my iPhone

> On Aug 17, 2016, at 4:56 PM, Greg Douglass  wrote:
> 
> OK, OK, this post is a bit of a stretch but there are enough hobby related 
> characters in the tale to make it ALMOST relevant (although a flame or two 
> would not be completely unexpected)
> As some of you know, i am a guitarist/songwriter who had achieved a modest 
> degree of notoriety for my work with Steve Miller, Hot Tuna, Big brother & 
> the Holding Co., Van Morrison, Greg Kihn and, OK, enough of THAT, right? 
> Suffice to say I make enough off music to support my poster habit.
> I recently hooked up with Richard Halegua at second-tier comic show. Rich and 
> I had a blast hanging out speaking reams of fluent geek when I met a pal of 
> his. We hit it off instantly; he knew a LOT about music. He and I we both 
> stunned to discover that I knew many of his decades old vinyl bootleg cover 
> art, including an EC-style "Tale from the Who". We bullshitted for a very 
> long time and i mentioned that I had just finished what i felt was my 
> absolute best collection of musical work. He agreed to do the cover, and deal 
> was struck. Shortly after, I discovered he was none other than Willam Stout, 
> an album artist, movie poster designer ("Wizards" comes to mind, , the set 
> designer for ZZ Top's early 90s tour, and th creator of many of the undead  
> pinks in "The Return of the Living Dead"  . He told me recently that he would 
> have purchased my CD regardless and considered it string career renaissance 
> for me. The CD is now up for Best Rock CD at the San Diego Music Awards, 
> among other honors. Final side note: my pal was playing the CD (titled 
> "Flight of the Golden Dragon" by Greg Douglass & the Accomplices when Steve 
> Miller's manager dropped. He exclaimed, "Holy s**t, who is THAT?". My pal 
> informed him it was me. Mr. Miller, my former boss, was called and 15 minutes 
> later I was the opening act on October 8 at the Sonoma Music Festival, going 
> on before Paul Barrere , Dave Mason, and... Steve Miller. I am under 
> consideration for an opening slot on an upcoming world your if things go well.
> Somehow, MOPO played a part in the whole thing maybe I'll be able to get a 
> another copy of that INVISIBLE GHOST sheet i so floating let go of during a 
> moment of unfortunate $tupidity.
> The CDs in question are available on Ebay, ten bucks + zero shipping, if you 
> wish to hear what the hubbub is about.
> Yes, I am living proof that it is possible to be both a dweebus Americanus 
> and at least borderline cool.
> 
> http://www.ebay.com/itm/21884312?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
> 
> Greg Douglass 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --
> Greg Douglass
> Guitarist-
> Lessons, Live Shows, Touring, 
> & Studio Work 
> (760)212-3648
> 
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Re: [MOPO] OT-But Ver-r-r-ry Interesting...Rockers & Poster collectors; Can they C0-Exost?

[David]

Very cool story, best of luck

David Rew


Greg Douglass wrote on 18/08/2016 9:56 AM:

OK, OK, this post is a bit of a stretch but there are enough hobby related 
characters in the tale to make it ALMOST relevant (although a flame or two 
would not be completely unexpected)
As some of you know, i am a guitarist/songwriter who had achieved a modest degree 
of notoriety for my work with Steve Miller, Hot Tuna, Big brother & the Holding 
Co., Van Morrison, Greg Kihn and, OK, enough of THAT, right? Suffice to say I 
make enough off music to support my poster habit.
I recently hooked up with Richard Halegua at second-tier comic show. Rich and I had a blast hanging out speaking reams of fluent geek 
when I met a pal of his. We hit it off instantly; he knew a LOT about music. He and I we both stunned to discover that I knew many of 
his decades old vinyl bootleg cover art, including an EC-style "Tale from the Who". We bullshitted for a very long time and 
i mentioned that I had just finished what i felt was my absolute best collection of musical work. He agreed to do the cover, and deal 
was struck. Shortly after, I discovered he was none other than Willam Stout, an album artist, movie poster designer 
("Wizards" comes to mind, , the set designer for ZZ Top's early 90s tour, and th creator of many of the undead  pinks in 
"The Return of the Living Dead"  . He told me recently that he would have purchased my CD regardless and considered it 
string career renaissance for me. The CD is now up for Best Rock CD at the San Diego Music Awards, among other honors. Final side 
note: my pal was playing the CD (titled "Flight of the Golden Dragon" by Greg Douglass & the Accomplices when Steve 
Miller's manager dropped. He exclaimed, "Holy s**t, who is THAT?". My pal informed him it was me. Mr. Miller, my former 
boss, was called and 15 minutes later I was the opening act on October 8 at the Sonoma Music Festival, going on before Paul Barrere , 
Dave Mason, and... Steve Miller. I am under consideration for an opening slot on an upcoming world your if things go well.
Somehow, MOPO played a part in the whole thing maybe I'll be able to get a 
another copy of that INVISIBLE GHOST sheet i so floating let go of during a 
moment of unfortunate $tupidity.
The CDs in question are available on Ebay, ten bucks + zero shipping, if you 
wish to hear what the hubbub is about.
Yes, I am living proof that it is possible to be both a dweebus Americanus and 
at least borderline cool.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/21884312?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Greg Douglass





   
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Re: [MOPO] OT-But Ver-r-r-ry Interesting...Rockers & Poster collectors; Can they C0-Exost?

[Michael Danese]

Greg,
What a great story!  As a video producer I have some brushes with the big 
leagues, but nothing like this. Please keep us, or at least me informed. If you 
open for Mr. Miller I'll buy a ticket. I saw his last two tours and the shows 
were fab!  Thanks for sharing. 

Thanks,
Michael Danese

> On Aug 17, 2016, at 8:48 PM, Phillip Ayling  wrote:
> 
> Fantastic and congratulations from a fellow musician and poster geek.
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf Of Greg 
> Douglass
> Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2016 4:56 PM
> To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
> Subject: [MOPO] OT-But Ver-r-r-ry Interesting...Rockers & Poster collectors; 
> Can they C0-Exost?
> 
> OK, OK, this post is a bit of a stretch but there are enough hobby related 
> characters in the tale to make it ALMOST relevant (although a flame or two 
> would not be completely unexpected) As some of you know, i am a 
> guitarist/songwriter who had achieved a modest degree of notoriety for my 
> work with Steve Miller, Hot Tuna, Big brother & the Holding Co., Van 
> Morrison, Greg Kihn and, OK, enough of THAT, right? Suffice to say I make 
> enough off music to support my poster habit.
> I recently hooked up with Richard Halegua at second-tier comic show. Rich and 
> I had a blast hanging out speaking reams of fluent geek when I met a pal of 
> his. We hit it off instantly; he knew a LOT about music. He and I we both 
> stunned to discover that I knew many of his decades old vinyl bootleg cover 
> art, including an EC-style "Tale from the Who". We bullshitted for a very 
> long time and i mentioned that I had just finished what i felt was my 
> absolute best collection of musical work. He agreed to do the cover, and deal 
> was struck. Shortly after, I discovered he was none other than Willam Stout, 
> an album artist, movie poster designer ("Wizards" comes to mind, , the set 
> designer for ZZ Top's early 90s tour, and th creator of many of the undead  
> pinks in "The Return of the Living Dead"  . He told me recently that he would 
> have purchased my CD regardless and considered it string career renaissance 
> for me. The CD is now up for Best Rock CD at the San Diego Music Awards, 
> among other honors. Final side note: my pal was playing the CD (titled 
> "Flight of the Golden Dragon" by Greg Douglass & the Accomplices when Steve 
> Miller's manager dropped. He exclaimed, "Holy s**t, who is THAT?". My pal 
> informed him it was me. Mr. Miller, my former boss, was called and 15 minutes 
> later I was the opening act on October 8 at the Sonoma Music Festival, going 
> on before Paul Barrere , Dave Mason, and... Steve Miller. I am under 
> consideration for an opening slot on an upcoming world your if things go well.
> Somehow, MOPO played a part in the whole thing maybe I'll be able to get a 
> another copy of that INVISIBLE GHOST sheet i so floating let go of during a 
> moment of unfortunate $tupidity.
> The CDs in question are available on Ebay, ten bucks + zero shipping, if you 
> wish to hear what the hubbub is about.
> Yes, I am living proof that it is possible to be both a dweebus Americanus 
> and at least borderline cool.
> 
> http://www.ebay.com/itm/21884312?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
> 
> Greg Douglass 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --
> Greg Douglass
> Guitarist-
> Lessons, Live Shows, Touring,
> & Studio Work
> (760)212-3648
> 
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Re: [MOPO] OT-But Ver-r-r-ry Interesting...Rockers & Poster collectors; Can they C0-Exost?

[Phillip Ayling]

Fantastic and congratulations from a fellow musician and poster geek.

-Original Message-
From: MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf Of Greg Douglass
Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2016 4:56 PM
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: [MOPO] OT-But Ver-r-r-ry Interesting...Rockers & Poster collectors; 
Can they C0-Exost?

OK, OK, this post is a bit of a stretch but there are enough hobby related 
characters in the tale to make it ALMOST relevant (although a flame or two 
would not be completely unexpected) As some of you know, i am a 
guitarist/songwriter who had achieved a modest degree of notoriety for my work 
with Steve Miller, Hot Tuna, Big brother & the Holding Co., Van Morrison, Greg 
Kihn and, OK, enough of THAT, right? Suffice to say I make enough off music 
to support my poster habit.
I recently hooked up with Richard Halegua at second-tier comic show. Rich and I 
had a blast hanging out speaking reams of fluent geek when I met a pal of his. 
We hit it off instantly; he knew a LOT about music. He and I we both stunned to 
discover that I knew many of his decades old vinyl bootleg cover art, including 
an EC-style "Tale from the Who". We bullshitted for a very long time and i 
mentioned that I had just finished what i felt was my absolute best collection 
of musical work. He agreed to do the cover, and deal was struck. Shortly after, 
I discovered he was none other than Willam Stout, an album artist, movie poster 
designer ("Wizards" comes to mind, , the set designer for ZZ Top's early 90s 
tour, and th creator of many of the undead  pinks in "The Return of the Living 
Dead"  . He told me recently that he would have purchased my CD regardless and 
considered it string career renaissance for me. The CD is now up for Best Rock 
CD at the San Diego Music Awards, among other honors. Final side note: my pal 
was playing the CD (titled "Flight of the Golden Dragon" by Greg Douglass & the 
Accomplices when Steve Miller's manager dropped. He exclaimed, "Holy s**t, who 
is THAT?". My pal informed him it was me. Mr. Miller, my former boss, was 
called and 15 minutes later I was the opening act on October 8 at the Sonoma 
Music Festival, going on before Paul Barrere , Dave Mason, and... Steve Miller. 
I am under consideration for an opening slot on an upcoming world your if 
things go well.
Somehow, MOPO played a part in the whole thing maybe I'll be able to get a 
another copy of that INVISIBLE GHOST sheet i so floating let go of during a 
moment of unfortunate $tupidity.
The CDs in question are available on Ebay, ten bucks + zero shipping, if you 
wish to hear what the hubbub is about.
Yes, I am living proof that it is possible to be both a dweebus Americanus and 
at least borderline cool.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/21884312?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Greg Douglass 





  
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Re: [MOPO] OT-But Ver-r-r-ry Interesting...Rockers & Poster collectors; Can they C0-Exost?

[Richard Halegua Comic Art]

fantastic Greg..

can't wait to see yuo again


At 04:56 PM 8/17/2016, Greg Douglass wrote:
OK, OK, this post is a bit of a stretch but there are enough hobby 
related characters in the tale to make it ALMOST relevant (although 
a flame or two would not be completely unexpected)
As some of you know, i am a guitarist/songwriter who had achieved a 
modest degree of notoriety for my work with Steve Miller, Hot Tuna, 
Big brother & the Holding Co., Van Morrison, Greg Kihn and, OK, 
enough of THAT, right? Suffice to say I make enough off music to 
support my poster habit.
I recently hooked up with Richard Halegua at second-tier comic show. 
Rich and I had a blast hanging out speaking reams of fluent geek 
when I met a pal of his. We hit it off instantly; he knew a LOT 
about music. He and I we both stunned to discover that I knew many 
of his decades old vinyl bootleg cover art, including an EC-style 
"Tale from the Who". We bullshitted for a very long time and i 
mentioned that I had just finished what i felt was my absolute best 
collection of musical work. He agreed to do the cover, and deal was 
struck. Shortly after, I discovered he was none other than Willam 
Stout, an album artist, movie poster designer ("Wizards" comes to 
mind, , the set designer for ZZ Top's early 90s tour, and th creator 
of many of the undead  pinks in "The Return of the Living Dead"  . 
He told me recently that he would have purchased my CD regardless 
and considered it string career renaissance for me. The CD is now up 
for Best Rock CD at the San Diego Music Awards, among other honors. 
Final side note: my pal was playing the CD (titled "Flight of the 
Golden Dragon" by Greg Douglass & the Accomplices when Steve 
Miller's manager dropped. He exclaimed, "Holy s**t, who is THAT?". 
My pal informed him it was me. Mr. Miller, my former boss, was 
called and 15 minutes later I was the opening act on October 8 at 
the Sonoma Music Festival, going on before Paul Barrere , Dave 
Mason, and... Steve Miller. I am under consideration for an opening 
slot on an upcoming world your if things go well.
Somehow, MOPO played a part in the whole thing maybe I'll be able to 
get a another copy of that INVISIBLE GHOST sheet i so floating let 
go of during a moment of unfortunate $tupidity.
The CDs in question are available on Ebay, ten bucks + zero 
shipping, if you wish to hear what the hubbub is about.
Yes, I am living proof that it is possible to be both a dweebus 
Americanus and at least borderline cool.


http://www.ebay.com/itm/21884312?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Greg Douglass






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[MOPO] OT-But Ver-r-r-ry Interesting...Rockers & Poster collectors; Can they C0-Exost?

[Greg Douglass]

OK, OK, this post is a bit of a stretch but there are enough hobby related 
characters in the tale to make it ALMOST relevant (although a flame or two 
would not be completely unexpected)
As some of you know, i am a guitarist/songwriter who had achieved a modest 
degree of notoriety for my work with Steve Miller, Hot Tuna, Big brother & the 
Holding Co., Van Morrison, Greg Kihn and, OK, enough of THAT, right? 
Suffice to say I make enough off music to support my poster habit.
I recently hooked up with Richard Halegua at second-tier comic show. Rich and I 
had a blast hanging out speaking reams of fluent geek when I met a pal of his. 
We hit it off instantly; he knew a LOT about music. He and I we both stunned to 
discover that I knew many of his decades old vinyl bootleg cover art, including 
an EC-style "Tale from the Who". We bullshitted for a very long time and i 
mentioned that I had just finished what i felt was my absolute best collection 
of musical work. He agreed to do the cover, and deal was struck. Shortly after, 
I discovered he was none other than Willam Stout, an album artist, movie poster 
designer ("Wizards" comes to mind, , the set designer for ZZ Top's early 90s 
tour, and th creator of many of the undead  pinks in "The Return of the Living 
Dead"  . He told me recently that he would have purchased my CD regardless and 
considered it string career renaissance for me. The CD is now up for Best Rock 
CD at the San Diego Music Awards, among other honors. Final side note: my pal 
was playing the CD (titled "Flight of the Golden Dragon" by Greg Douglass & the 
Accomplices when Steve Miller's manager dropped. He exclaimed, "Holy s**t, who 
is THAT?". My pal informed him it was me. Mr. Miller, my former boss, was 
called and 15 minutes later I was the opening act on October 8 at the Sonoma 
Music Festival, going on before Paul Barrere , Dave Mason, and... Steve Miller. 
I am under consideration for an opening slot on an upcoming world your if 
things go well.
Somehow, MOPO played a part in the whole thing maybe I'll be able to get a 
another copy of that INVISIBLE GHOST sheet i so floating let go of during a 
moment of unfortunate $tupidity.
The CDs in question are available on Ebay, ten bucks + zero shipping, if you 
wish to hear what the hubbub is about.
Yes, I am living proof that it is possible to be both a dweebus Americanus and 
at least borderline cool.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/21884312?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Greg Douglass 





  
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& Studio Work 
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Re: [MOPO] OT: Selling photo jpeg images question

[Glenn Taranto]

Thanks, Glenn - I asked for 100 and they agreed. That was good enough for
me.

Glenn



On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 11:26 AM, glenn damato 
wrote:

> I usually get $50-$100 per image
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Aug 17, 2016, at 1:25 PM, Glenn Taranto  > wrote:
>
> Thanks, Daniel!  That would be great. My scanner is not wide enough for
> this image.
>
> Any idea on what I would charge? It's not an image they're likely to find
> anywhere else.  They've offered to pay but didn't say how much.
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Glenn
>
> On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 10:15 AM, Daniel Edward Kinske <
> colorfulcomedi...@me.com> wrote:
>
>> Glenn
>>
>> The person is leasing an image from you, which is commonly done for a
>> one-time publishing rights.
>>
>> They are asking for the image to be 300 dots per inch/pixels per inch
>> (DPI/PPI) as that is the standard for print—that and converting the image
>> space from RGB (Red, Green, Blue) to CYMK (Cyan, Yellow, Magenta, and the
>> color Kinske—or black, dealer’s choice.)
>>
>> Any of these adjustments can be done by the user, but you should give
>> them a high enough res scan—set at the highest true optical DPI, to get the
>> best file possible.
>>
>> -Daniel…
>>
>> P.S.—If you are ever swinging by West Hollywood, just stop in an scan it
>> on my 18x24” scanner and I can process the image for you. I do think you
>> need to offer the highest quality scan, especially if someone feels it is
>> important enough to be published in their project.
>>
>> On Aug 17, 2016, at 10:07 AM, Glenn Taranto > > wrote:
>>
>> I've been contacted about a 1920's black and white photo I have of an
>> actress. It was taken by an avant garde photographer.  The person who
>> contacted me wants to buy a 300 jpeg scan of the photo to use in a book.
>>
>> I've never done anything like this before and would like some advice from
>> those who have.  Thanks!
>>
>> Glenn
>>
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Re: [MOPO] OT: Selling photo jpeg images question

[Daniel Edward Kinske]

I’ve found it is common for whatever entity issuing the image to have an 
indemnification for themselves, so if you order an image at the Academy of 
Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences library, you sign the typical form that states 
they are not the owner of the copyright and that it is up to the person 
purchasing the scan to clear the image.

Though, the Academy is odd (so this makes us even!) in that they offer a two 
tier (many tears for me) system of charing $40 for an image at 300 dpi and $80 
for one at 600 dpi, which is of course bullshit as it is a simple setting and 
they shouldn’t be toggling back and forth with the dpi, just stick to it’s true 
optical dpi and go from there. And though print uses 300 dpi, it doesn’t give 
you much room to play with, so really 600 should be standard in the 
“acquisition”  aspect, meaning you should capture the scan at a high DPI, then 
step it down for your project (you can digitally/artificially increase the 
resolution of an image—but garbage in, garbage out—it isn’t ideal and really 
won’t look good, for print anyway.)

Conversely, you can actually take a camera into the Archives at the American 
History Museum in D.C.—which is very surprising as you can take pictures with a 
professional camera and will get beyond publishable images.

The National Portrait Gallery will provide people working on any project, of 
any kind, to have access to images in their archive for free (gotta love D.C.), 
but some artists require permission or clearance from the estate before the 
image is released. Some, like 99 year young artist Miriam Troop will grant 
permission and not charge, others like the Hirschfeld Foundation (formerly the 
Margo Feiden Gallery, but she is being sued by the Foundation—now play nice 
kiddies ;) will give permission with a written contract and payment per image.

I think every collector should scan everything they own if feasible. Digital 
images can get corrupted and one should never assume the poster has been 
already captured. We “captured” the movie “London After Midnight” for a few 
decades too, but we see how that worked out…



> On Aug 17, 2016, at 11:18 AM, Franc  wrote:
> 
> Glenn --- 
> 
> Unless, the "avant garde photographer" assigned the copyright in the photo to 
> you or you are absolutely sure that the photograph is no longer in copyright, 
> I'd only provide a quit claim to the scan. 
> 
> Franc
> fdav...@verizon.net
> 
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Glenn Taranto 
> To: MoPo-L 
> Sent: Wed, Aug 17, 2016 10:07 am
> Subject: [MOPO] OT: Selling photo jpeg images question
> 
> I've been contacted about a 1920's black and white photo I have of an 
> actress. It was taken by an avant garde photographer.  The person who 
> contacted me wants to buy a 300 jpeg scan of the photo to use in a book.  
> 
> I've never done anything like this before and would like some advice from 
> those who have.  Thanks!
> 
> Glenn
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Re: [MOPO] OT: Selling photo jpeg images question

[glenn damato]

I usually get $50-$100 per image

Sent from my iPhone

> On Aug 17, 2016, at 1:25 PM, Glenn Taranto  wrote:
> 
> Thanks, Daniel!  That would be great. My scanner is not wide enough for this 
> image.
> 
> Any idea on what I would charge? It's not an image they're likely to find 
> anywhere else.  They've offered to pay but didn't say how much.
> 
> Thanks again,
> 
> Glenn
> 
>> On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 10:15 AM, Daniel Edward Kinske 
>>  wrote:
>> Glenn
>> 
>> The person is leasing an image from you, which is commonly done for a 
>> one-time publishing rights.
>> 
>> They are asking for the image to be 300 dots per inch/pixels per inch 
>> (DPI/PPI) as that is the standard for print—that and converting the image 
>> space from RGB (Red, Green, Blue) to CYMK (Cyan, Yellow, Magenta, and the 
>> color Kinske—or black, dealer’s choice.)
>> 
>> Any of these adjustments can be done by the user, but you should give them a 
>> high enough res scan—set at the highest true optical DPI, to get the best 
>> file possible. 
>> 
>> -Daniel…
>> 
>> P.S.—If you are ever swinging by West Hollywood, just stop in an scan it on 
>> my 18x24” scanner and I can process the image for you. I do think you need 
>> to offer the highest quality scan, especially if someone feels it is 
>> important enough to be published in their project.
>> 
>>> On Aug 17, 2016, at 10:07 AM, Glenn Taranto  wrote:
>>> 
>>> I've been contacted about a 1920's black and white photo I have of an 
>>> actress. It was taken by an avant garde photographer.  The person who 
>>> contacted me wants to buy a 300 jpeg scan of the photo to use in a book.  
>>> 
>>> I've never done anything like this before and would like some advice from 
>>> those who have.  Thanks!
>>> 
>>> Glenn
>>> 
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Re: [MOPO] OT: Selling photo jpeg images question

[Franc]

 Glenn --- 

Unless, the "avant garde photographer" assigned the copyright in the photo to 
you or you are absolutely sure that the photograph is no longer in copyright, 
I'd only provide a quit claim to the scan. 

 

Franc
fdav...@verizon.net

 

 

-Original Message-
From: Glenn Taranto 
To: MoPo-L 
Sent: Wed, Aug 17, 2016 10:07 am
Subject: [MOPO] OT: Selling photo jpeg images question



I've been contacted about a 1920's black and white photo I have of an actress. 
It was taken by an avant garde photographer.  The person who contacted me wants 
to buy a 300 jpeg scan of the photo to use in a book.  

I've never done anything like this before and would like some advice from those 
who have.  Thanks!


Glenn




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Re: [MOPO] OT: Selling photo jpeg images question

[Glenn Taranto]

Todd - this is a museum quality photo and worth several thousand dollars. -
Glenn

On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 10:44 AM, Todd  wrote:

> If the photo is for sale and not too expensive, why don't they just buy
> it??
>
>
> Todd
>
>
> --
> *From:* MoPo List  on behalf of Glenn
> Taranto 
> *Sent:* Wednesday, August 17, 2016 1:25 PM
> *To:* MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
> *Subject:* Re: [MOPO] OT: Selling photo jpeg images question
>
> Thanks, Daniel!  That would be great. My scanner is not wide enough for
> this image.
>
> Any idea on what I would charge? It's not an image they're likely to find
> anywhere else.  They've offered to pay but didn't say how much.
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Glenn
>
> On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 10:15 AM, Daniel Edward Kinske <
> colorfulcomedi...@me.com> wrote:
>
>> Glenn
>>
>> The person is leasing an image from you, which is commonly done for a
>> one-time publishing rights.
>>
>> They are asking for the image to be 300 dots per inch/pixels per inch
>> (DPI/PPI) as that is the standard for print—that and converting the image
>> space from RGB (Red, Green, Blue) to CYMK (Cyan, Yellow, Magenta, and the
>> color Kinske—or black, dealer’s choice.)
>>
>> Any of these adjustments can be done by the user, but you should give
>> them a high enough res scan—set at the highest true optical DPI, to get the
>> best file possible.
>>
>> -Daniel…
>>
>> P.S.—If you are ever swinging by West Hollywood, just stop in an scan it
>> on my 18x24” scanner and I can process the image for you. I do think you
>> need to offer the highest quality scan, especially if someone feels it is
>> important enough to be published in their project.
>>
>> On Aug 17, 2016, at 10:07 AM, Glenn Taranto > > wrote:
>>
>> I've been contacted about a 1920's black and white photo I have of an
>> actress. It was taken by an avant garde photographer.  The person who
>> contacted me wants to buy a 300 jpeg scan of the photo to use in a book.
>>
>> I've never done anything like this before and would like some advice from
>> those who have.  Thanks!
>>
>> Glenn
>>
>> --
>>
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Re: [MOPO] OT: Selling photo jpeg images question

[Todd]

If the photo is for sale and not too expensive, why don't they just buy it??


Todd



From: MoPo List  on behalf of Glenn Taranto 

Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2016 1:25 PM
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] OT: Selling photo jpeg images question

Thanks, Daniel!  That would be great. My scanner is not wide enough for this 
image.

Any idea on what I would charge? It's not an image they're likely to find 
anywhere else.  They've offered to pay but didn't say how much.

Thanks again,

Glenn

On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 10:15 AM, Daniel Edward Kinske 
> wrote:
Glenn

The person is leasing an image from you, which is commonly done for a one-time 
publishing rights.

They are asking for the image to be 300 dots per inch/pixels per inch (DPI/PPI) 
as that is the standard for print-that and converting the image space from RGB 
(Red, Green, Blue) to CYMK (Cyan, Yellow, Magenta, and the color Kinske-or 
black, dealer's choice.)

Any of these adjustments can be done by the user, but you should give them a 
high enough res scan-set at the highest true optical DPI, to get the best file 
possible.

-Daniel...

P.S.-If you are ever swinging by West Hollywood, just stop in an scan it on my 
18x24" scanner and I can process the image for you. I do think you need to 
offer the highest quality scan, especially if someone feels it is important 
enough to be published in their project.

On Aug 17, 2016, at 10:07 AM, Glenn Taranto 
> wrote:

I've been contacted about a 1920's black and white photo I have of an actress. 
It was taken by an avant garde photographer.  The person who contacted me wants 
to buy a 300 jpeg scan of the photo to use in a book.

I've never done anything like this before and would like some advice from those 
who have.  Thanks!

Glenn



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Re: [MOPO] OT: Selling photo jpeg images question

[Glenn Taranto]

Thanks, Daniel!  That would be great. My scanner is not wide enough for
this image.

Any idea on what I would charge? It's not an image they're likely to find
anywhere else.  They've offered to pay but didn't say how much.

Thanks again,

Glenn

On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 10:15 AM, Daniel Edward Kinske <
colorfulcomedi...@me.com> wrote:

> Glenn
>
> The person is leasing an image from you, which is commonly done for a
> one-time publishing rights.
>
> They are asking for the image to be 300 dots per inch/pixels per inch
> (DPI/PPI) as that is the standard for print—that and converting the image
> space from RGB (Red, Green, Blue) to CYMK (Cyan, Yellow, Magenta, and the
> color Kinske—or black, dealer’s choice.)
>
> Any of these adjustments can be done by the user, but you should give them
> a high enough res scan—set at the highest true optical DPI, to get the best
> file possible.
>
> -Daniel…
>
> P.S.—If you are ever swinging by West Hollywood, just stop in an scan it
> on my 18x24” scanner and I can process the image for you. I do think you
> need to offer the highest quality scan, especially if someone feels it is
> important enough to be published in their project.
>
> On Aug 17, 2016, at 10:07 AM, Glenn Taranto  > wrote:
>
> I've been contacted about a 1920's black and white photo I have of an
> actress. It was taken by an avant garde photographer.  The person who
> contacted me wants to buy a 300 jpeg scan of the photo to use in a book.
>
> I've never done anything like this before and would like some advice from
> those who have.  Thanks!
>
> Glenn
>
> --
>
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Re: [MOPO] OT: Selling photo jpeg images question

[Daniel Edward Kinske]

Glenn

The person is leasing an image from you, which is commonly done for a one-time 
publishing rights.

They are asking for the image to be 300 dots per inch/pixels per inch (DPI/PPI) 
as that is the standard for print—that and converting the image space from RGB 
(Red, Green, Blue) to CYMK (Cyan, Yellow, Magenta, and the color Kinske—or 
black, dealer’s choice.)

Any of these adjustments can be done by the user, but you should give them a 
high enough res scan—set at the highest true optical DPI, to get the best file 
possible. 

-Daniel…

P.S.—If you are ever swinging by West Hollywood, just stop in an scan it on my 
18x24” scanner and I can process the image for you. I do think you need to 
offer the highest quality scan, especially if someone feels it is important 
enough to be published in their project.

> On Aug 17, 2016, at 10:07 AM, Glenn Taranto  wrote:
> 
> I've been contacted about a 1920's black and white photo I have of an 
> actress. It was taken by an avant garde photographer.  The person who 
> contacted me wants to buy a 300 jpeg scan of the photo to use in a book.  
> 
> I've never done anything like this before and would like some advice from 
> those who have.  Thanks!
> 
> Glenn
> 
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[MOPO] OT: Selling photo jpeg images question

[Glenn Taranto]

I've been contacted about a 1920's black and white photo I have of an
actress. It was taken by an avant garde photographer.  The person who
contacted me wants to buy a 300 jpeg scan of the photo to use in a book.

I've never done anything like this before and would like some advice from
those who have.  Thanks!

Glenn

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Laurel and Hardy Lot (MGM & 20th Century Fox, 1933-1944). Heralds (2) (6.75" X 
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The Emperor's Candlesticks (MGM, 1937). One Sheet (27" X 41") Style D.
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The Thing from Another World (RKO, 1951). Promotional Foldout Theater Mailer 
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Strangers on a Train (Warner Brothers, 1951). Silk Screen Banner (24" X 82").
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King Kong vs. Godzilla (Universal, 1962). One Sheet (27" X 41").
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Batman (20th Century Fox, 1966). Belgian (14.5" X 21.5").
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Destination Moon (Pathé, 1950). One Sheet (27" X 41").
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Mildred Pierce (Warner Brothers, 1945). Lobby Card (11" X 14").
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Things to Come (United Artists, 1936). Lobby Card (11" X 14").
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