> > > You mention that the upstream author *transformed* the image.
>  Mechanical
> > > transformations (such as compilation of source code) do not normally
> have
> > > copyright associated with them, so the copyright of cat.pzl would
> probably
> > > be the same as for cat.jpg.
> > >
> > yes, would probably... but I think *transformed* image holder is upstream
> > author so copyright belong to him or I'm wrong...
>
> That depends what the transformation *is*.  You would need to explain how
> it's been transformed for anyone here to give an educated opinion.
>
Well, it seems upstream-author catch this image and then *transformed* as a
.pzl
file (puzzle image file) all of this for create  jigsaw game. Into upstream
source
ONLY there are these puzzle images and he mentions about its
copyright/licenses,
but there aren't jpeg,png... (source files).

Regards,

--
Elías Alejandro

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