A Brief Guide to Professional Photo Restrictions
The photos that a photographer hands over to you are part of their life’s work. It has their name or branding so there are a few important restrictions to note when it comes to the professional digital images that you receive.
1) Copyright.
The digital images that your photographer provides you with have a copyright, which means the photographer has the option to use those photos to market their work and services anytime in the future. We are however also respectful of our clients so if there are any images that you would prefer to keep private, it’s best to let us know about it ahead of time so that we can honor your wishes.
2) Image type.
We aren’t able to provide you with the original files or raw images. All images given to the client have been cropped and have been edited. If you do require further touch ups we would need to provide you with a quote.
3) Image altering.
While we appreciate your business and welcome the sharing of our photos on social media platforms, we ask that the images not be altered in any way as this is against our copyright policies.
What constitutes image altering?
Adding filters or editing photos in Photoshop
Removing our logo or studio name
Color correcting or including transitions from color to black and white
Clipping people or objects out of the original shot
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What constitutes image altering?
Adding filters or editing photos in Photoshop
Removing our logo or studio name
Color correcting or including transitions from color to black and white
Clipping people or objects out of the original shot