Image Manipulation Clause Samples
The Image Manipulation clause defines the rules and permissions regarding the alteration or editing of images covered by the agreement. It typically specifies whether images can be cropped, resized, color-adjusted, or otherwise modified, and may set limits on the extent of permissible changes or require prior approval for certain types of edits. This clause ensures that both parties understand the boundaries for modifying images, protecting the integrity of the original work and preventing unauthorized or undesired alterations.
Image Manipulation. The ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇'▇ primary interest is to protect the integrity of the original. Images may be cropped at the edges or a portion may be selected from within a photograph. An explanatory statement (e.g., “Detail from….”) must be added describing any changes. Any other manipulation of the materials must be approved by the Head of Access Services.
Image Manipulation. The images may not be altered without prior written approval of the MOAS.
Image Manipulation. The images may not be altered without prior approval of the TSM.
Image Manipulation. The Photographer will apply a range of standard image manipulation techniques to the client/s wedding photographs. This includes, but is not limited to skim smoothing, eye brightening, sharpening and Black & White and /or Sepia conversions. The client/s shall not be charged for the removal of features that are not normally present. This includes but is not limited to items such as stress spots, cold sores and shaving / heat rashes. Image manipulation for reasons of “digital cosmetic surgery” will be charged a rate of £65 per hour or part thereof. This includes but is not limited to tattoo removal, tan line removal, enhancements or reductions to the natural figure. Wherever possible the photographer will attempt to avoid distractions in the background; however, the nature of weddings and wedding photography makes this hard to achieve this 100%. Where this is not possible a charge may be requested for removal of these distractions. The photographer reserves the right to refuses requests for any photo manipulation where, in the opinion of the photographer, the requests are excessive.
Image Manipulation. Hunter Library’s primary interest is to protect the integrity of the original. The library will not allow the inversion of the original or the removal (except for allowable cropping) or addition for content. We will allow adjustments to the contrast and sharpness, and minor adjustments of color. Images may be cropped at the edges or a portion may be selected from within a photograph. An explanatory statement – e.g., “Detail from…” – must be added describing any changes. Any manipulation of the materials beyond that stated in the policy must be approved by the library.