Thomas Kyhn

Thanks!

So, if you want a better – preferably small – monitor to hook up to your laptop when you're sitting at a desk, what would be a good choice? The smallest Eizos appear to be 24 inches; the same with BenQ monitors.

Not at all. The reason I asked in the first place, though, was that it wasn't clear to me at what point exactly a release would be necessary, and this particular photo seemed a good example.

It's my wife's hand in the glove, so a release won't be any trouble. But, obviously, no one would be able to tell.

To avoid any claims from the person to whom the hand belongs, I imagine – ?

Good point. It didn't have a ring on its leg, though, so I assume a property release would be unnecessary.

What would the property be? (The bird didn't belong to anyone.)

Yes? Also when it's impossible to determine what brand it is?

I was unsure if a gloved hand counted as a person – when you can't actually see the person.

Thanks!

Is a model release necessary for a photo such as this containing a gloved hand? Or perhaps I should rather ask, would you set "Number of people in the image" to 1 or 0?

I see; I wasn't aware of that.

Strange.

Same size?

I much prefer the touchpad; with a mouse you have to move one hand back and forth between the keyboard and the mouse, whereas with the touchpad both your hands can stay where they are.