These clients bought a package where they get to choose 25 photos they haven't finished making their order yet, which is why their proofs are still up online for them to view.

They only have the rights to do this with the images they order though, not their entire proofs album. The thing is, they do get a disc with the images they order, and can share them on Facebook, etc, as they wish. So I'm just curious what others would do - let it slide to avoid potentially losing them as clients, and next time around put a big fat watermark over everything, or somehow gently remind them that technically those screenshots of my photos they are taking are illegal?Īlso, is there anyone who also does online proofing that has a better solution than just the right-click protect to avoid situations like this, or is that just kind of one of the downsides of doing online proofing? I know I would be fully within my right to contact them and tell them to stop, but I also know that they were really happy with their photos, have purchased gift certificates for photo sessions for family and a bunch of extra prints, and said that they are planning to hire me again next year to do more photos. While they're not doing anything more serious than using them for Facebook profile pics (as far as I know), it just irks me. Upon further investigation, I noticed that both she and her boyfriend had done this to a bunch of photos from their proofs. She had obviously used her phone or tablet to take a screen shot, and then added this awful filter and over-done contrast. While browsing a Facebook buy & sell group today, I noticed one of my past clients had an awfully familiar profile pic, one I took as part of their session, but not one that was included in their order. I also have it in my contract that clients have printing rights ONLY to the edited photos they receive from me on a disc. They are right-click protected, and a message comes up when you do right click, saying the usual thing about how any unauthorized copying or use is prohibited. (For a CD of the images, please add $10 to cover shipping.Okay, so I use online proofing for clients to choose which photos they would like to order from me. $300 sent electronically via Dropbox or WeTransfer. Up to Twenty-Five (25) EDITED High Resolution (For a CD of the images, please add $10 to cover shipping.) $150 sent electronically via Dropbox or WeTransfer. Up to Twenty-Five (25) EDITED Web-Ready files:

They are required for print publications.įive (5) EDITED High Resolution (300 dpi) files High resolution images are for printing photos.

Web-ready images are suitable for web posting, e-mailing or computer viewing. On 8x10, the cost is $10.Īll images will be cropped and brightened for best composition.

I highly recommend doing this on large prints. In addition to protecting the print, you can frame the photo without glass. *** My photo lab can add a protective coating and mount the photo on a sturdy matboard. * Additional images may be added for $15 per image. $85 - $40 each add'l of SAME montageĬustom 16x20 *** Montage (3-4 photos * ). Wallet Size (Set of 4) with added protective coating.$20Ĭustom 8x10 Montage (3-4 photos * ).$70 - $20 each add'l of SAME montageĬustom 11x14 *** Montage (3-4 photos * ). PLEASE NOTE : All photos are printed on high gloss metallic photo paper unless you specifically request matte (lustre) prints.Ĥ圆 Print….………….….….

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