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copyright/cd question

  • 10-05-2011 10:03pm
    #1
    metrovelvet
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    If you order prints from a pro, lets say for school pictures or a wedding or something like that, can you ask for a cd and get them reprinted yourself and send them electronically off the cd?


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  • #2
    AnCatDubh
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    Nope. The copyright will most likely belongs to the photographer and unless you specifically purchased the rights to reproduce the images yourself from cd, then you have no right to them at all. Buying additional copies is most likely the only way of doing it legit.


  • #3
    pixbyjohn
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    metrovelvet wrote: »
    If you order prints from a pro, lets say for school pictures or a wedding or something like that, can you ask for a cd and get them reprinted yourself and send them electronically off the cd?

    Yes you can ask and then it is up to the Pro to tell you his terms and conditions. For a price he may allow you use the CD to reproduce more photos but I would say it would be a very costly exercise on you.


  • #4
    Paulw
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    Many pros would have a license file on the CD (just a text file), or else a letter of license with the CD.

    This license would explain what you are permitted to do.

    Other than that, contact the original photographer and confirm what has been agreed. :D


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