Selling Mockups

If you tell me how to create such mockups I'll answer your question. Deal?

>>294022
No problem: you have to become a wizard in the use of the advanced object. Many tutorials on youtube, just find a good one. You also need very good photographs, use a good camera and study how to use lights and backgrounds in the proper ways. Youtube tutorials are a good start, I reached nice results after a week and after a month I realized something at the level of the pic related.

>>294024
are you referring to Smart Objects when you say Advanced Objects?

>>294027
Yes, sorry, I'm not using an english version :)

>>294022
Guess you just ran away with my "secrets" and now currently conquering the worldwide market of prototyping lol

I dont see how. But honestly, depending on the country you live, adobe isnt very expensive. I currently pay 20 a month.

>>294035
I did some digging and this is what I came up with:

"No. In general the files created by the software such as Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator won’t have any signature connecting you to the source—and licensing status—of any software you use."

Will they catch you?

"Since most all major software nowadays—such as Adobe products—“phone home” when you use it to check for updates or license validity, chances are high that when you first install it and get it running it will definitely be contacting the software publisher’s servers to check for updates and perform basic licensing checks.

The end result of this could be that the license you are using with this software will be blacklisted and eventually stop working. Or perhaps your IP address and system information will be shared with the software publisher and possibly be used in potential legal action against you and other pirates. Heck, a software publisher could use your IP address and invoke DMCA procedures to contact your ISP and have them surrender your personal contact info as a part of a larger legal action."

So unless you live in a Glorious third world country, you better put that thing behind a firewall.

>>294037
>I did some digging and this is what I came up with

Maybe I should pay for one month, do and upload my mockup and after one month start using my cr4ck3d version again, don't you think so? :3

>>294038
Thanks for your answer, very exhaustive if the source is valid.
I remember when I used to open some png/jpg with notepad ++ or similiar and I was able to read the software used to create them so... this still make me think they have the way to understand if the software is cracked.

Thanks for the answer again! :)

Yuge companies don't pay for it but small irrelevant people have to: https://foolz.fireden.net/gd/search/text/forever-21/

>>294045
Hey, this is the guy from the first reply. Yes, this is literally what you should do. Save the file using a trial copy/pay for one month, and then continue using your pirated version.

Cheers!

>>294024
Tutorials about what though? Anything in particular?