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Take the 150... that's more than I would have expected you to get for it.
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deaders posted:Take the 150... that's more than I would have expected you to get for it. gently caress the 150. File the dmca. LADbible is trying to blow up right now on a much larger scale. This can hurt them exactly where they don't want right now. http://www.cnbc.com/2016/09/01/ladbible-with-31-billion-views-this-site-is-going-after-buzzfeed-vice.html Tesla Was Robbed fucked around with this message at 02:39 on Sep 4, 2016 |
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Sep 4, 2016 02:36
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Yeah file it. Lad Bible and every site like it is 100% trash
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DJExile posted:Yeah file it. Lad Bible and every site like it is 100% trash Seriously. If they're even a tenth as douchey, entitled and slimy about IP use, and grossly regressive/editorially unsound as the dudebro runoff that brought us the Chive then I would file just on principle. Like, gently caress you for taking my work without permission, gently caress you for associating it with your lovely publication in press as though you had my approval, and gently caress you triple for then acting like you've done me a favor and I should be honored that my image was featured in a listicle about the '10 Best Stadiums to Get Drunk In' or whatever. Their whole lovely business model relies on you keeping your mouth shut/at most taking the hundred bucks.
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https://www.imagerights.com Use them. For gods sake, use them. Make actual money. A number of shooters I know have 20-30% of their annual income generated from settlements.
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How would you handle an artist who wants to use your photo as a reference for a painting? I've gotten this question at every art show I've been to now, and I still don't know how to answer it. Would you charge them extra? Is there some sort of established protocol for this type of transaction? At one show I had a neighbour who painted a nice parrot picture throughout the show, but she was using a picture of a parrot as a reference and her picture was basically a clone of the reference (exact same pose, just different background).
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Sep 25, 2016 15:18
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Yeast posted:https://www.imagerights.com Shiiiiiiiiit I wish I would have known. My issue is resolved now.
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Sep 30, 2016 04:35
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What was the resolution in the end?
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Helen Highwater posted:What was the resolution in the end? It involved signing an NDA. Suffice to say I'm satisfied, they get to use my photo, and they actually paid me within a week.
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Sep 30, 2016 17:33
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Yeast posted:https://www.imagerights.com This is such a fantastic business idea.
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Oct 2, 2016 00:46
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Drewski posted:It involved signing an NDA. Suffice to say I'm satisfied, they get to use my photo, and they actually paid me within a week. good to hear 
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Figured this was the best thread to ask this. Are there any photographs here who are earning a decent living with their photography and also have a disability? I've just started the second year of my HND and after 4 days straight of doing commercial shoots it dawned on my that I'm really going to struggle shooting full time. I love photography and really want to make a career out of it but my medical problems make it hard a lot of the time. If there are any other disabled photographers who could offer advice it would be very much appreciated.
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Oct 26, 2016 00:15
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HND, so the UK? Try the Disabled Photographers Society.
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Thank you, I hadn't heard of them. Will definitely check them out.
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