Dear Canstock,

Why oh why do you give my photos to some random site that doesn't even have the integrity to give me credit for my photographs?  Not yours, not theirs, MY PHOTOGRAPHS?  Why can't you pick your partners better, or at least make a few legitimate demands on our behalf before you give them our content?

Rant over.  I'm just in a pissy mood this morning but I am genuinely sick of seeing this happen over and over again.  Just wasted 20 minutes trying to trace the source and it led right back to you and/or fotosearch.

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click_click,
If your name appears in their credit line, the image would not have been provided by us.

Thanks Duncan for the heads up.

Now I'm wondering where my images are coming from that end up on Reflexstock...

Does anyone know what agency is affiliated with them?

If your name appears in their credit line, the image would not have been provided by us.

Do you wipe the EXIF data, if not the copyright name would appear in the EXIF (well at least that what happens with Canon cameras if you set it up to do so) and maybe that's where the credit line was obtained from.

Quote from: click_click on January 27, 2011, 13:17

Does anyone know what agency is affiliated with them?

They're listed here: http://www.panthermedia.net/index.php?page=cms/pages/display2.php&cms_id=196

I'm not with Panthermedia 

So which other Micro agency is offering Relfexstock my images?

An old thread said there is also a 123 affiliation.  The file numbers that I found (in the right click data) can be traced back to both Canstock and Fotosearch, so maybe they even came from Fotosearch.

I know that privacy laws in Canada are challenging, but I would rather have my name attached than the privacy.  Especially when it comes to credits for book covers etc.  Not so much for a photo on some teenager's blog.