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14/10/2014 2:16:56 p.m.

Brackish

Posts 29 		I have just noticed some of my photos have been classed as editorial even though there are photos of the same thing listed as standard. For instance my photos of All Saints church in Palmy were changed to editorial, but there are a number online all ready listed as standard. Just wondering if you are aware of this?
14/10/2014 3:03:35 p.m.

Brackish

Posts 29 		a cew more examples would be the new napier arch, sound shell and pania statue in napier, some editorial, and some standard. oddly enough some of the photos with people present are standard and others without people listed as editorial.
14/10/2014 3:48:21 p.m.

mychillybin team

Posts 637 		Thanks for this - always keen to recheck Licence classifications - would you be good enough to let us know the image numbers and we will check.

In terms of churches, they are almost always privately owned so they will alway be coded Editorial if they are the subject of the image, or are prominent in the image, unless there is a property release.

Sometimes one photographer will have a property release for a subject, and another photographer will not have a release, which will mean that even effectively the same image will be classified differently, although it does not sound like this situation applies here.

the chillys
14/10/2014 4:01:25 p.m.

Brackish

Posts 29 		I'm happy to have my images made editorial if necessary, just as long as everything is on an even playing field. For instance if someone has their images standard and mine editorial for the same subject I'm at a disadvantage in terms of potential sales. Will email some examples. Thanks.
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Select General image use for all applications that are not purely editorial in nature.

General includes, for example;

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This image is available for both General use, and also for Editorial use

General use, in short, includes;

Editorial use, in short, means material of genuine public interest and containing no commercial message, advertorial content, or similar, on blogs, on information signage, in magazines, in newspapers and in newsletters

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Select Editorial image use for images for editorial use in:

Editorial use, in short, means material of genuine public interest and containing no commercial message, advertorial content, or similar.

Note that whilst these images will be suitable for Editorial Use, some of these images are not able to be used for General purposes as they contain brands, people, etc without needed legal releases.

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This image is available only for editorial use.

In short, this means material of genuine public interest and containing no commercial message, advertorial content, or similar. Material such as;

These Editorial Use Only images are not available for General purposes as they may contain identifiable people, intellectual property, etc, without needed legal releases.

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Select the Exclusive Use Licence Full or Forward for exclusive image use, for a specified period of time.


May be used in the following applications:

(i) Editorial content - material that is of genuine public interest and free of advertising and advertorial content.

Except when the actual image is shown to be for Editorial Use Only, then it can also be used for the specified period in the sames way as the Enhanced Licence, as follows

(ii)   Items not for resale (e.g. ads, marketing materials, websites, social media posts, unpaid apps, posters, flyers, reports, ...)

(iii)   Items for resale (e.g. use of image on coasters, paid apps, screensavers, or printed map books, reports, magazine covers etc that are sold on websites or through shops ...)

Specified Period - images may not be used beyond the specified period, without a further licence of some type being obtained.

For more including prohibited uses, see full Standard Licence, Enhanced Licence, Exclusive Licence, or email your query to [email protected] for rapid response.

Select the Enhanced Licence for any of the following:

(i) Items not for resale (e.g. ads, marketing materials, websites, social media posts, unpaid apps, posters, flyers, reports, ...)

(ii) Items for resale (e.g. use of image on coasters, paid apps, screensavers, or printed map books, reports, magazine covers etc that are sold on websites or through shops ...)

The Enhanced licence is not needed for Editorial Applications.

For more, including prohibited uses, see full Standard Licence, Enhanced Licence, Exclusive Licence, or email your query to [email protected] for rapid response.

Select the Standard Licence for any of the following:

(i) Editorial content of general public interest in blogs, social media, newspapers, magazines, newsletters

(ii)  Items not for resale, up to 100,000 copies

(iii) Items for resale - not coveredThe Enhanced Licence or the Exclusive Licence are needed for items for resale.  Items such as paid apps, coasters, place mats, sold books, greeting cards, etc.

For more, including prohibited uses, see full Standard Licence, Enhanced Licence, Exclusive Licence, or email your query to [email protected] for a rapid response.