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Google did what is needed in DMCA case: they acted. The statements and assertions of the perfect 10 guy are enough on their face to take action. If you think that those statements are not true, you would need to contact google and deny them, with example and license, and show where you have the rights to those images and where the DMCA statement was incorrect. You would likely also have to file suit against mr Perfect10, for said statements that you feel are false.
Good luck.
Most of the people I have seen posting in this thread either (a) run celeb sites, where they have little or no chance of having rights to images, (b) misused sponsor content, mostly by copying hosted free galleries and using the images without permission, (c) using images from a sponsor where the sponsor may not have rights to allow reuse or use by others, or (d) are amoung the rare ones that appear to have valid licence and rights on the images.
My feeling is that only the people in (d) have anything to say here.
Alex
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