Copyright release

[Raiderphotog07]

Originally Posted by jon_k

Definitely less than perfect way of identification, but at least they try. Was just curious which means, and it's as much as I figured. Watermarks are paramount, EXIF is ignored.

It isn't that it is ignored, necessarily. It is just that Fuji and Walmart, Inc., doesn't think it is important enough to give us the capabilities to check it. I wish we could, because I would check it every time just to make sure.

Also, for prints you do sell, you may want to try to find a sticker or some way to identify the package you sell them in as yours. You'd be surprised how many people are dumb enough to walk up to the counter with a box or bag of portraits with a professional's logo sticker on it and want to make greeting cards for the holidays.

[jameseba]

Originally Posted by ambidawn

Here is a copy of the release I use:

I Just type it up in word with my studio info and then export it to a PDF file.

Pleaes excuse me for off of subject and stupid question, but how to export the information into PDF? What is the name of the software that will export the data to PDF?

[LoungeLizard]

Originally Posted by jameseba

Pleaes excuse me for off of subject and stupid question, but how to export the information into PDF? What is the name of the software that will export the data to PDF?

Adobe Acrobat Professional is one - and the most expensive. Google is your friend...search for PDF creation