Know your rights, with Photographers Rights

*** Photographers Rights is FREE for a Limited Time ***

Whether you're a photographer or iPhoneographer, Photographers Rights can help you understand the legal rights in different countries, providing practical help such as asking common questions in different languages using your iPhone speaker to pronounce them, with a native voice, common questions for photographers.

Every country has different laws regarding photography, copyright and contracts with individuals. Maybe in your country it's totally legal to take a picture of a building but it could be illegal in another one. Maybe a police agent approaches you telling that you cannot take a picture and you don't really know if the agent is right or not. With Photographers Rights, you will have always a simple and quick legal reference that will help you decide about your actions, as a photographer in different countries.

Photographers Rights also provides a quick list of common phrases in different languages, but you don't have to read them, the application will speak for you in the country native language of your choice.

It also provides common used contracts in different languages, that you can send to yourself by email.

Photographers Rights main features include:

• Legal rules for USA, Australia, Canada, UK, Japan, Spain, Italy, France.
• Your legal rights, valid for every of the supported countries.
• General copyright laws, common to the supported countries.
• Privacy laws, common to the supported countries.
• Contracts in different languages, valid on the corresponding language spoken countries.
• Common questions for photographers, that can be played in French, Japanese, Spanish, Catalan, Italian

App Store Link: Photographers Rights; Sale Price: FREE

Comments

[espekayen]

This is not a very professional looking app. I had a look at it and there are plenty of spelling mistakes and grammatical errors in the text. This doesn't bode well and doesn't instill me with confidence that the text is actually correct when it comes to the rules and regulations.

Just one example: pavements are referred to as "sidewalks" in the UK text. This makes me think the text has simply been lifted from an external source which was meant for our US friends; it makes me unsure as to whether it applies to us Brits or not.

I've deleted the app now as I am not convinced it will be beneficial to me. Perhaps others will find it useful but I am decidedly unimpressed.

[Harry Hilders]

I think it's a great app for me. I take a lot of pictures with my iPhone when I'm on the road and some of them I share.. I will give it a try!