By S Porter
All Pro Portrait Studios is announcing the release of copyrighted material to its customers. This will allow all wedding photography customers to reproduce their wedding pictures at will for anyone they want. In the past, customers needed to purchase all pictures from the photographer because the photographer owned the copyright.
Customers will now receive a CD or DVD with all the photography taken at their wedding. These pictures are copyright free and can be emailed to family members or taken to any photo shop for printing.
There are many Colorado wedding photographers in the market, and holding the rights to the pictures they take has always been the norm. Owing the rights to their work protects them from people taking their pictures to another studio and not paying the original photographer for his or her work.
All Pro Portrait Studios now offers several price packages that include a set amount of time at the wedding and reception, along with a particular amount of sized and printed pictures. When the pictures are delivered, a CD or DVD with all of the retouched pictures on it will be included with no additional obligation to the photographer.
“People have always wanted to own the rights to their wedding pictures and it’s always been a point of contention between artist and customer. With digital pictures it only seems right to allow people to share them with family members”, says Harold Porter, a Denver wedding photographer.
All Pro Portrait Studios has been operating in the Denver Colorado area for more than 27 years. Offering competitive prices and the highest quality photos have always been the cause for their success, but digital pictures have changed the entire photography industry and left many studios looking for ways to stay in business.
Wedding packages begin at $599 and go up to $1499, with an engagement session costing only $50. All packages include an album full of pictures and the CD with all of the originals. The wedding will be photographed by a seasoned professional with years of experience in the field.
The future of photography is in digital images that can be shared with family and friends all over the world in seconds. Film cameras and copyrights may disappear in the near future, but there will always be a need for a professional to capture the moment the way it should be remembered.
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