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Opt in or out on Shutterstock's "sensitive use" premier license?
helloitsme:
I'm in. The model release covers it, right?
"The Premier License includes so-called "Sensitive Use" rights. Sensitive Uses are those uses that depict a person in a manner that a reasonable person might consider offensive, controversial or unflattering."
pancaketom:
Legally, the model release covers it. If you have images of family members or friends or just don't want to deal with the hassle of a model that is pissed, you might want to opt out.
helloitsme:
--- Quote from: pancaketom on April 22, 2019, 23:21 ---Legally, the model release covers it. If you have images of family members or friends or just don't want to deal with the hassle of a model that is pissed, you might want to opt out.
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One of my models complained saying he was on an ad for sperm bank and threatened to ask a lawyer. I explained him that that's what stock photo modeling is and he signed for it, but I didn't want him bothering me any further and made enough money already from his photos. So, I asked him to pay me the modeling fee back and deleted all his images.
Sean Locke Photography:
The model release is an agreement between you and the model. The member/content agreement is between you and SS.
helloitsme:
--- Quote from: Sean Locke Photography on April 23, 2019, 06:22 ---The model release is an agreement between you and the model. The member/content agreement is between you and SS.
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I know that of course.
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