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Guinness Photo's

  • 08-07-2011 10:49am
    #1
    jim mccann
    Registered Users Posts: 9 ✭


    hi i have a couple of photos taken of a pint of guinness, the are totally different from any other guinness, does anybody know where i stand reference copyrite if i wanted to sell them in quantity, thanks jim.


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  • #2
    PopeBuckfastXVI
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,155 ✭✭✭PopeBuckfastXVI


    jim mccann wrote: »
    hi i have a couple of photos taken of a pint of guinness, the are totally different from any other guinness, does anybody know where i stand reference copyrite if i wanted to sell them in quantity, thanks jim.

    You own the copyright to the photos you have taken.

    You could contact Guinness (or whatever marketing agency they are using) about using them to advertise Guinness. You could contact postcard companies about turning them into postcards. You could sell them as artistic prints/posters. You could photoshop out the guinness logo (trademark) if it appears and sell them on stock photography websites.

    Once they are not being used in a commercial context (to advertise a 3rd party product or service) you wouldn't be infringing on Guinness' trademark.


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