Copyright of photographic works

1 The student is the photographer of the photo, and the author of course enjoys the copyright. Article 9 of the Copyright Law includes: (1) the author; (2) Other citizens, legal persons or other organizations that enjoy copyright according to this Law. When taking pictures, the student created the angle and brightness of the film, which met the requirements of the author.

Incorrect copyright belongs to the school, which says that the author created the work. Schools infringe on students' right to copy, distribute and spread information on the Internet.

3 not necessarily

Article 22 of the Copyright Law: Under the following circumstances, a work may be used without permission and without payment to the copyright owner, but the name of the author and the title of the work shall be indicated, and other rights enjoyed by the copyright owner in accordance with this Law shall not be infringed: (10) Copying, painting, photographing and video recording an artistic work set up or displayed in an outdoor public place;

First of all, if students shoot copyrighted works of art in the school, such as the sculpture art monument in the school, then it is a problem that the copyrighted works in the school have legal permission. If it's just trees and lakes in the school, it's not a problem that works protected by copyright law have no copyright at all.

If works such as sculpture monuments are the copyrights of schools protected by the copyright law, students can use photos in a certain range, such as art exhibitions, photo exhibitions and other public welfare exhibitions, because the tenth paragraph of Article 22 of the Copyright Law was originally formulated for the appreciation of works of art by more people. If students use these sculpture monuments in some businesses, such as printing on some commodities, it is beyond the scope of use. See Article 22 above: Infringement of other rights enjoyed by copyright owners according to this Law requires permission from the school.