Another strategy is to label the images visibly, but many markings can be cropped or retouched. Photographers can control the reuse of their images by print media by displaying their online images at a resolution to low to print on paper - but they still look all right when used on a website. "Web use of photographs makes abuse of copyright so much easier and so much harder to trace." says Andrew Wiard, who is a photographer and a campaigner on copyright for the National Union of Journalists. "It seems completely out of proportion," says Casimo of the amount she was asked to pay.
Similarly, the Quest Cars image would have cost $875, or about £440. A five-year licence for the same use (corporate or promotional website, UK audience, small size) would cost £985. The fees vary according to the size of the image, the type of site you have and the audience it's intended for.Ĭasimo checked what the licensing terms might be.
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You can price and license a photograph via the Corbis website by filling out a form specifying the use you intend to make of it. The poster admitted to having copied it from another site long ago in the naive way people did when they were first online. Final example: on December 14, among other similar reports about both Corbis and its big competitor, Getty Images, on Sitepoint, a forum for web developers, the owner of a Scottish small business noted having just been asked for nearly £2,400 (also due January 4) for the unauthorised image of a shopping cart.
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