I would like to seek your advice as to the criteria that I should consider should I decide to commit to an "exclusive buy-out" of old photos.

Posted by stephen on 10:54, October 18 2005

I'll like to know if your Exclusive Buyout license or your Royalty Free, include ussage for TV advertising. I'm looking for images for a TV station promo as well as for some of our client's spots.

Posted by Maria Cepeda on 14:54, December 14 2005

Hello Maria,

Yes the exclusive buyout license would allow you to use the image on a TV advertisement and for your clients spots. However your clients can not resell the image.

Posted by Chad Bridwell on 00:39, December 15 2005

What kind of license do I need for using the pictures on the following application:
Background/templates of online sold calendars into which the buyer will add his own pictures. The calendar will be printed according to the buyers design in 1-10 copies. The template will be offered to all buyers but will never be used as a standalone picture. My use does not require exclusivity.

Posted by Asi on 06:18, December 20 2005

Yes Asi, Your application will require an exclusiver buyout license.

Posted by Chad Bridwell on 18:23, December 27 2005

hi!..
when i buy a Royalty Free Print Image can I use it on a Product pack.. example on a Pacakaging Carton, such as a Coffee pack.

Posted by ZACK on 08:28, January 5 2006

Yes this license will allow you to use the image on a product like a Coffee pack.

Posted by Chad Bridwell on 14:52, January 5 2006

Can I use a Royalty Free Print Image in a local newpaper ad or do I need an exclusive buyout license?.

Posted by Mark Mountford on 21:10, March 25 2006

Do I need to purchase an exclusive buyout licence to be able to use images as reference material for drawings....Diana

Posted by Diana on 01:18, March 30 2006

An Exclusive buyout license is used when you need to resell the image on a product and you need to be the last person to own the image.

Posted by Chad Bridwell on 20:40, April 3 2006

Yes you can use our images for a newspaper ad.

Posted by Chad Bridwell on 20:49, April 3 2006

Hi,

I would like to produce an educational dvd to sell to the general public. May I use photos from your site as long as I purchase the Exclusive buyout license?

Thank you for your time.

Posted by Tracy Douglas on 17:09, April 11 2006

Hi,
I was wondering if your photos can be used in the design of a book cover. I guess the books are sold so I am assuming the answer if no.

Posted by Heather on 17:05, April 22 2006

Yes our images may be used to illustrate a book.

Chad Bridwell

Posted by Chad Bridwell on 11:03, April 24 2006

Yes you may use Exclusive Buyout images to illustrate your DVD.

Posted by Chad Bridwell on 11:27, April 24 2006

i would like to use some images as part of a Mug template for resale. i am only a small company so i won't know if they will sale or not. What sort of license do i need?
Nigel

Posted by Nigel Gray on 05:19, May 11 2006

If I purchase and Exclusive Buyout license can I use the image on a t-shirt I am going to sell in my business? And can I modify the image if needed?
Thank you

Posted by Jason on 20:18, May 11 2006

I am writing a teacher's guide on world history through time. It is a commercial product, but I only want to use an image or two to accompany original text on a page. This would amount to mayb 2 or 3 images in a 200 page book. May I use images in this manner under the standard royalty free license? I need to know this soon...I am on a deadline.

Posted by Katja on 00:26, May 15 2006

Yes you may use the exclusive buyout license to create and sell images on tshirts.

Posted by Chad Bridwell on 02:23, May 18 2006

What type of license do I need to use your photos on a brochure that I am making for a Physical Therapy Clinic? The brochure will describe the clinics services. The brochure will not be sold and I am not getting paid to do this work. I would also like to use the photos on a web site that I am creating for the same clinic.

Posted by Linda Woodstrom on 09:51, June 16 2006

To create a brochure and illustrate a website I suggest using the L or XL standard license.

Posted by Chad Bridwell on 20:35, June 19 2006

Hi,

If I'd like to resell the images, is it possible to do so? if yes, how can i buy the images rights to resell them?

Posted by Sanon S. on 03:20, June 29 2006

Sanon,

You can only resell products with the image on it such as a poster or greeting card if you have the exclusive buyout license of the extended rf license. Reselling the original image is not allowed.

Posted by Chad Bridwell on 17:38, June 30 2006

Can a standard license photo be used as a background image on the packaging for candles?

Posted by Rae on 11:42, September 11 2006

A standard license can be used to illustrate packaging like packaging for candles.

Posted by Chad Bridwell on 01:22, September 19 2006