Forms of License for Copyrighted Images

The licensing forms of copyrighted images are relative to the concept of pirated images. The following is a detailed look at the concept of copyrighted images and its two forms of authorization for RM and RF. Forms of Licensing Copyrighted Images Copyrighted images usually refer to image works that have been authorized by the copyright holder of the image, perhaps the author or the organization that created the image, to be used for commercial, publication, exhibition, and other purposes. These copyrighted images can eventually be traced back to the copyright holder of the image to obtain their authorization for use. However, the use of such images often requires the payment of a license fee to the copyright holder. Forms of Licensing of Copyrighted Images There are many forms of licensing of copyrighted images, the most common internationally are RM and RF. RM Licensing RM Licensing is an abbreviation of the English word Rightmanagement, which means copyright management, whereby the copyright holder hands over his/her images to a stock agency, which agrees on a license price for the images based on the scope of the client's use of the images, the number of releases, the time of the release, etc. The license price of the images is determined by the stock agency and the copyright holder. The license price of the image. In China, the main representatives of the copyrighted image libraries using this kind of authorization are traditional image companies such as Huagai Creative, Panorama Vision, etc. RF Authorization RF Authorization is the abbreviation of the English phrase Royaltyfree, which is a more popular way of authorization in the international arena at present, and it is directly translated into Chinese as royalty-free. (This definition, however, is not very accurate in China, which does not yet have the concept of royalty.) Royalty-free in the international refers to the purchase of pictures users buy picture authorization does not need to be used in accordance with its use of pictures used in a certain way, the number of times, to obtain a certain percentage of the proceeds to pay royalties to the author. Instead, by paying a small one-time fee, you can obtain authorization from the author to use the image for a wide range of purposes, without restrictions on time, geography, or number of publications, and without being tied to the revenue you make from the use of the image. In China, the main representatives of copyrighted image libraries that use RF licensing methods are ex-Tuktuk, Weitu, and so on.