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Copyright/protect Your Image

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Hello,

I am looking for some hints or advices...

I do intend to hire a professional photographer and get some shots. But I know nothing about laws/rules here.

Many photographers offer some kind of package... Who is then going to be the owner of all pictures? Will be the photographer be allowed to do whatever he/she likes with the pictures (Publish them, modify them...)?

Do I have (as a modele :o ) any kind of protection on my own image?

Thanks

The photographer always owns the image rights but needs a model release to market them universally. Assuming you do not sign such a release you severely restrict his subsequent marketing of same. This, however, will not in itself prevent unwelcome exposure. I would suggest you arrange a contract with the photographer forbidding any commercial or otherwise use. If they are professional this should not pose a problem.

It depends on the contract you have with the photographer.

Cheers

You have protection unless you sign a model release allowing the photographer to use your image commercially. You could sign an agreement allowing specific use.

May be good for you all,

Copy Write Article

Found this last year or so, hope this helps.

Kan Win :o

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