Tesco and Asda

[davidh6781]

Recently I have been doing some paid portraits, well I'm sip prised how many local people want images.

I have authorised some copyright free image with a letter suggesting they copyright.
However client has forgotten to take the letter and both teacup n asda refused to print. How do they know they are pro pics?



How

 

[Iris]

Recently I have been doing some paid portraits, well I'm sip prised how many local people want images.

I have authorised some copyright free image with a letter suggesting they copyright.
However client has forgotten to take the letter and both teacup n asda refused to print. How do they know they are pro pics?

How

I think they try to gauge it, there's been such a stink on about supermarkets breaching copyright - there was a thread on here just last week about Asda doing so. Be flattered, at least your images are obviously good I have (c) Jen Whitehead - Permission to Print only on my CD labels and I know another guy who puts an electronic version of the letter on each disc

 

[wegotitugetit]

well the avwerage user who use a point and shoot take awful pics 70% of the time look on facebook i have seen some truly awful pics on there

so if they are a good quality level then this gives the game away even though dslr are easily available on the market

 

[Jimmy_Lemon]

Teacup??

 

[Iris]

Teacup??

Don't tell me you've never shopped in teacup????

 

[HoppyUK]

Tell them to use the self-service kiosk jobbies.

 

[davidh6781]

I think they try to gauge it, there's been such a stink on about supermarkets breaching copyright - there was a thread on here just last week about Asda doing so. Be flattered, at least your images are obviously good I have (c) Jen Whitehead - Permission to Print only on my CD labels and I know another guy who puts an electronic version of the letter on each disc

It's good for photographers, and never looked it like that, a thumbs up from Asda for work

well the avwerage user who use a point and shoot take awful pics 70% of the time look on facebook i have seen some truly awful pics on there

so if they are a good quality level then this gives the game away even though dslr are easily available on the market

Just wasn't sure if by some way the machine read the exit data and flagged it from that, probs living in a dream land lol, very true, some of the stuff that folk take makes me laugh on fb.

Teacup??

Lol oops

Don't tell me you've never shopped in teacup????

It's one up from M&S lol

Tell them to use the self-service kiosk jobbies.

the client went online to photo box for the some many free offer

I may put a electronic version on the disc as well as a hardcopy then that should cover all bases.

Thanks all

 

[HoppyUK]

It's good for photographers, and never looked it like that, a thumbs up from Asda for work

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Don't believe for a moment that they give a stuff about photographers. It's purely a back-covering excercise for the processors, and mostly a PITA all round.

Anyone seriously wanting to infringe copyright won't find it too tricky.

 

[davidh6781]

Don't believe for a moment that they give a stuff about photographers. It's purely a back-covering excercise for the processors, and mostly a PITA all round.

Anyone seriously wanting to infringe copyright won't find it too tricky.

I also doubt they care like but we live n hope lol.

I have never been asked no matter who I use and no matter what I printed.