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The Photography Usage License serves as a crucial legal instrument in the Canadian market for protecting photographers' intellectual property rights while enabling controlled commercial use of their work. This document is essential when a photographer or photography studio wants to grant specific usage rights to clients while retaining copyright ownership. The license typically specifies permitted uses, territorial scope, duration, and fee structure, ensuring compliance with the Canadian Copyright Act and provincial regulations. It's particularly relevant in today's digital age where image usage spans multiple platforms and territories, requiring clear terms for both traditional and digital media usage. The document should be customized based on the specific province's requirements while maintaining consistency with federal copyright laws.
