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I think there's nothing wrong with mechanical rights for the digitization. Each person shooting their own picture gets their own mechanical copyright. (This is
by jwatte 10y ago
I think there's nothing wrong with mechanical rights for the digitization.
Each person shooting their own picture gets their own mechanical copyright.
(This is the same as difference between the specific recording, and the written song, in music)
- incompatible 10y agoHow would you even distinguish one from another, once they've been processed a bit in graphics software and copied all over the web?
- germanier 10y agoYou can usually tell the images apart if you have some resolution to play with. Taking such pictures in sufficient quality takes some skill (e.g. with regards to lighting) that two different photographers usually end up with two different picture of the same painting. And even if you can't tell those two images apart you can often trace the image back to its origin.