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Property release     posted on 4th of february, 2012

Hi people

Do I need a property release signed by the owner of a car so that i can sell the pictures here?

I tought so but when i downloaded the form on dreamstime i got confused because it said:

" I ..................... the rightful owner (...) of the property located at........................."

doesn´t make sense to me because a car has no "location"

Can anyone Help?

The photos I took from the car are similar to this one


Tags: car location property release sell

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This is an image I capture at a street when this truck was passing by. Old truck  - posted by Egomezta on February 06, 2012
Car example from my portfolio - no identifying marks - no pr need. [imgl]21619630[/imgl] - posted by Peanutroaster on February 05, 2012
Greetings
In the line that says "property located at.." just write in what it is, In this case a car. I did this for a number of antique family photographs I have on line, I wrote in "photograph" as instructed by Dreamstime.
Of course, removing any car logos and license plate numbers is the other option. - posted by Sunguy on February 04, 2012
thank you Davidwatmough - posted by Klicaqui on February 04, 2012
You simply remove the registration number in Photoshop and the logo which defines the make [ eg VW Audi symbols ] but if there is an identifiable driver or passenger you can only submit as an editorial image unless you have model releases from driver and passenger [ unlikely ] .
One way around this is to use panning ......moving the camera almost in synch with the car but enough out of synch to blur the background and driver. My portfolio has some recent pan shots if I am unclear. David. - posted by Davidwatmough on February 04, 2012

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