A question about the copyright of intellectual property law ~ ~ ask for help ~ ~

Hello, we are the Student Law Center of Southwest University for Nationalities.

1, A: Portrait photography includes not only the photographer's copyright, but also the consumer's portrait right. The photos taken by the photo studio entrusted by consumers belong to commissioned works, and their copyright ownership should be agreed with the client (consumer) through the contract. China's "Copyright Law" stipulates: "The ownership of copyright in a commissioned work shall be agreed by the client and the trustee through a contract. If the contract is not clearly stipulated or no contract is concluded, the copyright belongs to the trustee. " Consumers invested in the photo studio to take pictures, and they formed an entrustment contract with the photo studio. If there is no contract, the copyright of the photos taken should belong to the photo studio, and its ownership belongs to the consumers.

2. Personal use does not infringe the rights of Party B and Party C..

3. It is not infringement for customers to use their photos for non-profit purposes within their own scope, but if they advertise, they will infringe the copyrights of Party B and Party C..