OP
- Thread Starter
- #21
They can own the picture. They just need to pay rental fees for use of my camera whose going rate is $10,000. 
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Photography and copyrights behind this famous image
- Thread starter amirm
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Monkey copyright lawsuit finally over, court rejects PETA's claims
https://www.dpreview.com/news/15465...suit-finally-ends-court-rejects-peta-s-claims
https://www.dpreview.com/news/15465...suit-finally-ends-court-rejects-peta-s-claims
OP
- Thread Starter
- #23
Yes, it was quite interesting in the way they wanted to establish the precedence and not accepting the settlement. Good for them. Otherwise it would have allowed other lawsuits in the future against poor photographers.
restorer-john
Grand Contributor
So, I'm reading one of those links and I read 'Ninth Circus decision'- I had to do a double take...
"The ruling follows the Ninth Circuit's decision earlier this month to reject PETA's settlement dismissal request."
The whole thread is ridiculous, but entertaining.
"The ruling follows the Ninth Circuit's decision earlier this month to reject PETA's settlement dismissal request."
The whole thread is ridiculous, but entertaining.