yourbadfriend

joined 11 months ago
[–] yourbadfriend@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Thanks for your input and perspectives, everyone! My goal is to be respectful of our photographer’s craft, and not violate any copyright laws. I plan to take many of your suggestions to just ask him if he’d be willing to do it.

[–] yourbadfriend@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Yes, we paid for a lifestyle session to capture photos of us with our new baby. Not sure if you understood that “coordinated” and “matching” aren’t the same thing? I thoughtfully selected our outfits in advance to ensure the colors complement each other on camera. Your comment is cringe as it adds absolutely no value to the discussion.

[–] yourbadfriend@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago (1 children)

Yes, this was my concern… I wasn’t sure if editing a logo out would violate any copyright laws. We did sign a contract so I know not to use filters, edit lighting, etc. but I wasn’t sure if this also fell in that realm.

[–] yourbadfriend@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Thank you for your input. I’ll do as others suggested and simply ask first, but I’m glad it’s not a big deal if I choose to do something minor like this.

 

I’m not talking about substantial edits here, just a small detail!

I’ve coordinated outfits for my family photo session coming up. The jacket I’d like one of us to wear has a small logo on it and I don’t have time to shop for a new one. I don’t want to pay extra fees for the photographer to edit the logo out, especially if I am capable of editing that small detail myself.

My question is, would it be a problem if I remove the logo from our photos after he provides me with our final gallery? I don’t want to offend the photographer or violate an unspoken rule. Any insight is appreciated.