Isn’t it illegal not to give you the negatives of your wedding photos?

The negative photos taken by the customer in the photo studio belong to the customer, so it is illegal for the photo studio to take photos without taking the negatives. Whether it is wedding photos or original negatives of portrait photos, photo studios should deliver them to consumers unconditionally. If a photo studio takes pictures without taking negatives, it violates the principles of honesty, trustworthiness, and fairness, and is a "overlord clause." Even if consumers sign and agree, it cannot change its nature. Consumers who encounter such situations can call the 12315 hotline to complain.

1. Film classification

1. Film size. There are commonly used types 120 (medium film), 135 (most commonly used, film width 35mm), 110 (small box), etc., and others such as 4"x5" or 8" designed for shooting advertisements or large posters. x10" large format negative.

2. Photosensitive type. There are black and white films, color films, infrared films and X-ray films.

3. Packaging method. It can also be divided into soft film and hard film. Film made into long rolls is also called film.

2. What is the difference between negative film and film?

1. Film is the predecessor of negative film. You need to expose the film first, and then take it to a photo lab to develop it to get the negative.

2. If you want to see the film, you have to go to the darkroom (that is, the room in the print shop that specializes in viewing film) to look at the negatives directly.

3. The film contains silver particles, which are not found on the negative. Silver particles are used for exposure.

3. What principles were violated by not giving the film

1. The principle of honesty,

2. The principle of trustworthiness

3. The principle of fairness

Legal basis:

"Copyright Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 17

Entrusted creation The ownership of the work and copyright is agreed upon by the client and the trustee through a contract. If there is no express agreement in the contract or no contract has been concluded, the copyright belongs to the trustee.

Article 18

The transfer of ownership of original works of art, etc., shall not be regarded as a transfer of the copyright of the work, but the right to display the original works of art shall be enjoyed by the original owner.