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Originally Posted by Soksta
How would you stand if you were using photographs without permission in a non-profit situation?
Would the permission required part still stand?
I'm guessing that it would.
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Yup afraid so. In Chris' instance whilst he would not be selling other people's photographs, the photo's could arguably increase the profitability of his company by attracting more clients.
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Originally Posted by ImPreSiV
what if I crop the signature off the photo, edit it a little, then put my own 'Charlie89' signature on it?
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Why would you put Charlie89 as your watermark, your name is Kym and I doubt you were born in 89. There isn't an exact level of editing that avoids copyright, it's more to do with substantial similarity. You would be liable for prosecution if you made a decent sketch of a photograph even.
Disclaimer: This a guide only based on my readings of photographic copyright laws, please seek professional consultation before doing anything regarding above topics!
