Use of an image on a web page is granted for a period of one year.
A single $10 renewal fee to continue using any and all images on a site.
The image can be used on as many pages within the same web site without restrictions.
Image can be resized, cropped, contrast changed, hue as needed to meet the needs of the page.
Credit must be given within the web site that the image is copyrighted by Tom Philo. The notice does not have to be on the same page as the image.
National Publication
A National Publication is any publication that is distributed to the general public that would appear in bookstores and newsstands.
Examples would be Time, Readers Digest, Field and Stream, Le Monde, RC Modeler, AOPA, Computer Shopper, Gameworld, PC Magazine, Internet World and so on.
Regional Publication
A regional publication would be one that is published for local consumption. Local is defined as being distributed in a single state as in the case of Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana as a Northwest Regional publication, a single provence like Brittany in France and similar type publications.
Speciality Interest Publications
This would be magazines like RC Report, Military History Quarterly, or other publications that must be subscribed to in order to be received.
Prices quoted do not include shipping costs. USPS would be $3.30. Other methods would be exact costs incurred to ship.
Files can be shipped via many methods.
If e-mail is requested then files would be placed into the PKZIP format before being sent at no charge for files transfers if the aggregate file sizes are < 250,000 bytes (approximately five 72 DPI 400 x 600 images), else $3.30.
If sent via surface mail then files would be zipped onto spanned 1.4 megabyte diskettes as necessary. If more than three diskettes are used then an additional $1.00 is charged for every three or fractional set of three diskette used.
Other formats would require special handles and fees. Please call for formats and costs.
I can scan 35mm images at up to 2400 DPI at 24 bit color depth. This results in an approximate 24 megabyte image size. Otherwise, arrangements can be made to send the original (or duplicate) image to be self scanned.