We are not aware of any copyright issues with regards to the individual images on this site. We cannot give you permission to reproduce the images as we do not hold the copyright. If you would like to commercially reproduce the images on this site, we recommend that you consult a copyright attorney.

The site as whole is copyrighted by The Texas Record Project. We, however, claim no copyright on the individual images in the collections.

No, we are not a tax deductible entity. To become tax deductible requires a tremendous amount of paperwork. We may file to become tax deductible in the future. Check our website for updates.

We recommend Adobe Photoshop/LE or QFX/LE to print the images. Other imaging software will work. If you are unsure about opening and printing JPEG files with your imaging software, consult the help file or manual.

In most cases, the images are at a sufficient quality level to be reproduced at their originals size at 300dpi. Most images are between 800k and 1.5Mb and should not take more than a few minutes on a 56k modem.

Our photographs are optimized to print to an Epson Photo Printer on Epson Photo Quality Paper. For best results, use the default settings and print either a Grayscale or RGB image.

Yes, we do print images. Please visit our online store for details.

A great source that has done extensive testing is Wilhelm Imaging Research, Inc.

Probably not. Please read our submissions page, and submission guidelines for the proper submission procedure.

We use Scitex Leaf digital camera backs to record the images. The setup includes a Sinar P2 view camera with a Leaf digital camera back, a Macintosh G3 computer, and professional strobes. A complete setup costs around $50k.