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Agency Based Discussion => Alamy.com => Topic started by: yuliang11 on October 28, 2009, 11:11
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just curious. why is buying a royalty free photo much,much cheaper than licensed ? it seems RF offers a lot more advantage from a buyer perspective,right?
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It isn't necessarily cheaper, and the advantage is that you get the image you want, if it is only available as RM.
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There's less chance for competing companies to purchase identical images.
http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB116467838729434053-j1YX6tWZ7hTQ_MqzLcRfX2utcSE_20071127.html (http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB116467838729434053-j1YX6tWZ7hTQ_MqzLcRfX2utcSE_20071127.html)
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There's less chance for competing companies to purchase identical images.
[url]http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB116467838729434053-j1YX6tWZ7hTQ_MqzLcRfX2utcSE_20071127.html[/url] ([url]http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB116467838729434053-j1YX6tWZ7hTQ_MqzLcRfX2utcSE_20071127.html[/url])
great article!
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great info. i noticed that photos with human face without model release can be right managed & licensed , and photos with model release can be RF.i wonder why on earth would someone pay like 10 times ore more for a licensed file without model release ?
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I think you are mixing things. You need a release for commercial use, RF or RM (L in Alamy). If you don't have a release, the image is basically usable only for editorial content.
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I think you are mixing things. You need a release for commercial use, RF or RM (L in Alamy). If you don't have a release, the image is basically usable only for editorial content.
thanks. but there's a huge difference in price between L & RF