can you appreciate...

[Jack Ryan]

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bitaw sa bati gyud ni ingon ani, publish sila photo dili ila ba. Ask lang ko unsay diay rule unta dapat apply ingon ani? For example in this case, what if si Princess (as model) ang nag hatag copy and permission sa iyang photo para ma publish sa magazine. maka reklamo ba gihapon ta as photographer?

i don't think Philippines has a rule regarding photo-piracy, do we have one

and i don't think the woman on the picture and the photographer have had an agreement...

[markyap]

in this case yes i have model release...and yes we spoke about it again after our shoot the other sunday...
i wouldnt mind if princess ang ni hatag sa pics but thats not the case...

which leads me back to, can you appreciate your copyright photos posted in other sites without you knowing about it no recognition no credits and watermark gi crop out pa gyud...

btw, they took down the pictures in question...ang mga nabilin pics from pbb site and abscbn site with their respective watermark in them...and deleted those comments posted by forumers hehe...goes to prove they had no rights to posting those in the first place...kurog dayon sila ninyo guyz! hehe! thank you sa mga naka sabot...

mods...please close

[Hot Ice]

Nah, good news.. Sayon ra cguro isulti kung dli imung picture ang gigamit. Kung imu cguro, ara napud ka maproblema..

[vanix09]

aw.. way ayo ang tawag ana nila bro.. XD

[P-Chan]

pi.ti unta toh sa kiha...

[Minuano27]

i don't think Philippines has a rule regarding photo-piracy, do we have one

Yes we do. The late Benj started a thread on this before he unfortunately passed away, and there's a discussion on what you own as a photographer.

https://www.istorya.net/forums/photog...rs-rights.html

[Hot Ice]

Naa man.. mag quote lang ko:

Sec. 172. Literary and Artistic Works.
172.1 Literary and artistic works, hereinafter referred to as "works", are original intellectual creations in the literary and artistic domain protected from the moment of their creation and shall include in particular:
(k) Photographic works including works produced by a process analogous to photography; lantern slides;

Sec. 213. Term of Protection. - 213.1. Subject to the provisions of Subsections 213.2 to 213.5, the copyright in works under Sections 172 and 173 shall be protected during the life of the author and for fifty (50 years after his death. This rule also applies to posthumous works. (Sec. 21, First Sentence, P. D. No. 49a)
213.5. In case of photographic works, the protection shall be for fifty (50) years from publication of the work and, if unpublished, fifty (50) years from the making. (Sec. 24(C), P. D. 49a)

Sec. 180. Rights of Assignee.
80.3. The submission of a literary, photographic or artistic work to a newspaper, magazine or periodical for publication shall constitute only a license to make a single publication unless a greater right is expressly granted. If two (2) or more persons jointly own a copyright or any part thereof, neither of the owners shall be entitled to grant licenses without the prior written consent of the other owner or owners. (Sec. 15, P. D. No. 49a)

Source: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES [FULL TEXT] - CHAN ROBLES VIRTUAL LAW LIBRARY