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What are the terms and conditions for SMX Industries Editorial License Agreement?
The editorial license agreement can be downloaded in full as a PDF file here.
What are the benefits of Rights-managed images and when should I use them?
There are times when royalty-free images are not suitable to your needs or you cannot find the images your require as royalty-free stock. The common things to consider are;
- RF images are non-exclusive meaning that the images you select may appear elsewhere in the market. This maybe problematic when selecting 'Brand' images, images that need to be synonymous with the organisation they represent. Therefore anytime you require some form of exclusivity for an image then we recommended buying Rights-managed images.
Aren't Rights-managed images difficult to buy and manage?
They are definitely more difficult to purchase and manage than RF images. This is a result of having to purchase a licence based upon the usage of the image. Other sites ask buyers to answer lots of questions about the image usage which buyers find hard to answer. And flexible licences are EXPENSIVE.
Has SMX Industries Images simplified this process at all?
Yes. SMX Industries Images has developed a streamlined method for the purchase of rights-managed images. We call it our 4-step process and it makes the process much easier. We don't ask you questions that you don't have the answers to. All you need to know is the following;
- What are the images for? E.g., Advertising, Web, Marketing.
- Where will it be used - territory? E.g., Australasia,Worldwide
- How long do you require a licence for? E.g. 3,6,12 months
- Do you require exclusivity for the image?
Even this seams like a lot but compared to how everyone else manages it it very streamlined.
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