Brian Virts wrote:
I was very happy to find out that you have no intention to sell the wedding photos or to use for commercial purpose other than the promotional purpose; in this case, it is much simpler to transfer the copyright ownership to the CLIENT in order to prevent any usage that can be harmful to the CLIENT.
Holy crap that is a ballsy rights grab.
vawill84 wrote:
I actually agree with Beau on this one. Id simply respond back stating how I\'d like to retain the image copyrights, and see what happens from there. No need to throw away $2500.
If he is still adamant about keeping the copyright after that though, simply stand your ground and tell him you arent the photographer for him.
It\'s funny how quick they change their mind after that.
In that scenario the bride may kick back at her overprotective father if she still wants you.
Brian Virts wrote:
I was very happy to find out that you have no intention to sell the wedding photos or to use for commercial purpose other than the promotional purpose; in this case, it is much simpler to transfer the copyright ownership to the CLIENT in order to prevent any usage that can be harmful to the CLIENT.
