[Johnny Reb]

Just curious about the methods of accessing images on web pages..

Quite often if I see a picture on a website that I want.. and are unable to access via a simple right click and download...
I simply take a screenshot and paste it into Photoshop..

Quite often images are vastly resized..
eg.. a google image search shows a picture with a 4k resolution, but resized to much smaller
i.e the whole printscreen method does not work..
and since Google changed their whole image search (I think because of legal action) you cant simply download it form google like you used to be able to.

Sometimes I simply look at the sites source code which points me to the image,
but many sites point me to things like xxxx.php instead of the actual link.
Sometimes I find the direct link to the image but it is 403 - forbidden..

Just curious if there are ways to access it AT FULL RESOLUTION ??
i.e if you are forbidden to access it directly, are there any ways to access it ?

Thanks

[ItsJigSaw]

I doubt if its forbidden.
U can always just ask the site owner for the picture.

[Nachfolger]

If you can view the image on a website, you can download it. Period.

Some websites like blocking inspect element, but you can override that by using a keybind (Usually CTRL+ALT+I). Once inspect element is open, find the image markup and copy the url. If you’re in chrome, you can download the original image directly from the sources panel.