What format are the photos in?
All MoovingImages.com photos are in JPG format.

How do I figure out what size the images are?
MoovingImages.com images are shot digitally. Our standard image (standard resolution) size is approximately 1600 x 1200 pixels - that translates into a 4" x 5" image at 300 dpi, our premium images (high resolution) are approximately 3200 x 2400 pixels - that translates into a 8" x 10" image at 300 dpi. You should keep in mind that these sizes can be made slightly larger through image editing software, with very little degredation.

What is a LightBox?
A LightBox enables registered users to view images they have set aside during previous visits to our site, it also enables them to email a set of pictures to anyone they wish.

How does the LightBox feature work?
As a registered user, once you sign in - click on "My LightBox". Create a LightBox by typing in a name for it, then submit. You can have multiple light boxes. Then simply start browsing images, when you see one that you'd like to set aside, click on the "Add to LightBox" link under the image.

When you'd like to peruse only those images you've set aside, click on "My LightBox", choose which LightBox to look at, and there they are.

Do you add photos on a regular basis?
Yes. We add photos as they are taken. Click on "Newest Photos" to see the latest photos that we have posted.

Can I submit photos to sell?
Right now the only photos that we sell are the ones taken by MoovingImages.com and it's Partners. In the future we may consider other possibilities.

Do you offer refunds?
Once your purchase is made we can not offer a refund. The reason for this policy is because we offer full access to our entire digital collection of photos and, as such, there is no way for our products to be returned. On a rare occasion we will make exceptions on a case by case basis.

Are there any restrictions on my use of the MoovingImages.com photos that I download?
Yes. While MoovingImages.com offers great freedoms and a wide ranges of uses, we do not allow the redistribution of our photos, or allow the use of our photos within products that are mass distributed in any type of archive format.