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Not editing photographs. Have you ever been photographed by a professional wedding photographer? Not just a wedding photographer in fact, but any professional photographer. If so, you may have come across a clause in their contract which states that you must not edit the photographs that they deliver to you.

Both images and vectors can be edited extensively, with few limits on the edits made. Two important limitations do exist: Images market Editorial Use Only may be edited only in minor ways, and should not alter the content represented in a significant way.

If you copy or alter another photographer's work without permission it is copyright infringement.As a photographer you might, with the correct legal permissions from the copyright holder, choose to offer post-production editing.

Can you modify a copyrighted image? Yes, you can modify a copyrighted image, but that doesn't mean that you have created an original. No matter what you do to the image. If you are changing it, without permission from the original creator, you are committing copyright infringement.

It is true that a logo needs to be different than existing logos to be legally used, but the 20 percent rule -- or 25 percent rule, depending on whom you ask -- is little more than a myth. There is no percentage that is applied to cases like this. Have questions regarding trademark law?

Using Shutterstock Editor You will be able to click on or drag the text box and place it anywhere you like on the image, as well as adjust the color, font, text border and size of the text with the toolbar on top.

In case you modify a copyrighted image, and then use it publicly: yes, it's a copyright infringement. The modification of a protected work without authorisation could be a violation of the artist's moral right, and its use without authorisation is a violation of economic rights.