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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great resource for professional photographers or those aspiring to be pros.By NeriahIve been intrigued to know more about licensing because the resources out there are very limited; specifically when it comes to photography. This book really gave me insight on how to license correctly; negotiating terms and a source to resources that I may need for future reference. I recommend this to any photographer looking to take their craft seriously or those who already do.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy Mark D.I must read for professionals.7 of 8 people found the following review helpful. Good Primer on Copyright; Usage Terms and FormsBy CMOSI could write a lot of detail into this review but instead I can sum it up quite simply: this book is an abbreviated version of all of the important legal issues discussed in the ASMP guide; but is an easier read and less expensive (if a little short on content). Namely: copyright; licensing / usage; release forms; etc.If you are not likely to find or make the time to go through the entire ASMP guide (which is rather dry in spots); this is a good alternative. This book that can help you to make smart licensing decisions; by helping you to better understand your rights as a photographer; rights you grant to others; model releases and pricing. However as with any book or web site; all pricing advice should be taken with a grain of salt: there are no magic formulas. Certainly none worth paying for the privilege of seeing (see also: D65)!Ultimately it has been my experience that -especially in down markets- many of the sites and books that offer up "standard pricing estimates" for stock and editorial markets; are way off the mark in their expectations. The only way to find a good pricing scheme is to get a feel for what other businesses and individuals in YOUR market will pay for; and constantly adapt it to market conditions. Someone in a boom economy might be thrilled to pay you $450 per shot for a series of assignment-based stock-style images; and in a down market wouldnt pay you $250 per. So take the generalized tips and apply them to your own situation. But for the rest of the book (copyright; licensing language; etc) - its very good.
