A lot of material can beshot at no extra cost.No (-)s to get damaged orscratched and no‘ownership’ issue over (-)s. CDs of images can beburnt, prints can be madein most lab around theworld Advantagesof digitalcameras...A close-up portrait ofsomeone is muchmore likely to requiremodel release than apicture of a sea ofrecognizable faces.TrueIt's impossible and alogistical nightmareto insist thatparticipants on aproject get all theirsubjects to sign aMR.TrueThe concept ofcopyright mayNOT be quiteforeign in somecultures.FalseEquipment isinexpensive,which limitstheftconcerns.FalseIt's more suitable toleave cameras with theindividuals/participants.TrueThrow-away nature ofcan threaten theintegrity of the project. Disposable cameraslimit options for thelong-termsustainability. DisposablecamerasPhotographs takenin a public place aresubject to as manyrestrictions as thosetaken in privatesituations.FalseWorking from a digitalprojector can offer itsown opportunities –images can beprojected much largerthan print size anddiscussed easily in agroup.TruePV sharescopyright of allimages takenduring thecourse of aproject. TruePartnerorganizationswill NOT holdcopyrights ofimages in somecases. FalsePhotoVoice projectphotographs areusually credited asfollows: ©Photographer /Partner Organisation/ PhotoVoiceTrueLonger projectsallow thepossibility ofintroducing theuse of SLRs.TrueParticipants valuethe opportunitypresented to themand will neverjeopardize it.TrueWhat type ofcamerasyour can usein your PVproject?Disposable,SLRs, Simpleautomaticpoint-and-shoot, film anddigital.In the digitalage, newfilm camerasare easy tolocate.FalseEverybody isentitled to privacyand to be madeaware of what theyare beingassociated with.TruePhotographicimages and textare subject tocopyright laws.TrueWorking withdigital it isoften lesscostly andtime-effective. False  Film cameras assistparticipants with theconcepts ofphotography.    TrueIts is best to establisha rapport with printinglabs you'll work with. Transparency canlead to discounts orbetter qualityprocessing. PrintingandprocessingParticipants who are notcomputer-literate with limitedaccess = drawbacks. Deleting images immediately canmean the loss of interestingshots. Digital SLRs are too expensive touse on projects. Being able to shoot more canmean less thought andDisadvantagesof digitalcameras...Have enough cameras toavoid confusion aboutauthorship of photos. It is helpful to ensure thatall the cameras are thesame, too many camerascould lead to problems. Numberofcameras...In some situationspeople must giveformal permission fora photographic imageof them to be usedfor public display.TrueA lot of material can beshot at no extra cost.No (-)s to get damaged orscratched and no‘ownership’ issue over (-)s. CDs of images can beburnt, prints can be madein most lab around theworld Advantagesof digitalcameras...A close-up portrait ofsomeone is muchmore likely to requiremodel release than apicture of a sea ofrecognizable faces.TrueIt's impossible and alogistical nightmareto insist thatparticipants on aproject get all theirsubjects to sign aMR.TrueThe concept ofcopyright mayNOT be quiteforeign in somecultures.FalseEquipment isinexpensive,which limitstheftconcerns.FalseIt's more suitable toleave cameras with theindividuals/participants.TrueThrow-away nature ofcan threaten theintegrity of the project. Disposable cameraslimit options for thelong-termsustainability. DisposablecamerasPhotographs takenin a public place aresubject to as manyrestrictions as thosetaken in privatesituations.FalseWorking from a digitalprojector can offer itsown opportunities –images can beprojected much largerthan print size anddiscussed easily in agroup.TruePV sharescopyright of allimages takenduring thecourse of aproject. TruePartnerorganizationswill NOT holdcopyrights ofimages in somecases. FalsePhotoVoice projectphotographs areusually credited asfollows: ©Photographer /Partner Organisation/ PhotoVoiceTrueLonger projectsallow thepossibility ofintroducing theuse of SLRs.TrueParticipants valuethe opportunitypresented to themand will neverjeopardize it.TrueWhat type ofcamerasyour can usein your PVproject?Disposable,SLRs, Simpleautomaticpoint-and-shoot, film anddigital.In the digitalage, newfilm camerasare easy tolocate.FalseEverybody isentitled to privacyand to be madeaware of what theyare beingassociated with.TruePhotographicimages and textare subject tocopyright laws.TrueWorking withdigital it isoften lesscostly andtime-effective. False  Film cameras assistparticipants with theconcepts ofphotography.    TrueIts is best to establisha rapport with printinglabs you'll work with. Transparency canlead to discounts orbetter qualityprocessing. PrintingandprocessingParticipants who are notcomputer-literate with limitedaccess = drawbacks. Deleting images immediately canmean the loss of interestingshots. Digital SLRs are too expensive touse on projects. Being able to shoot more canmean less thought andDisadvantagesof digitalcameras...Have enough cameras toavoid confusion aboutauthorship of photos. It is helpful to ensure thatall the cameras are thesame, too many camerascould lead to problems. Numberofcameras...In some situationspeople must giveformal permission fora photographic imageof them to be usedfor public display.True

Equipment and Copyright - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. N-Advantages of digital cameras...
    N-A lot of material can be shot at no extra cost . No (-)s to get damaged or scratched and no ‘ownership’ issue over (-)s. CDs of images can be burnt, prints can be made in most lab around the world
  2. O-True
    O-A close-up portrait of someone is much more likely to require model release than a picture of a sea of recognizable faces.
  3. O-True
    O-It's impossible and a logistical nightmare to insist that participants on a project get all their subjects to sign a MR.
  4. I-False
    I-The concept of copyright may NOT be quite foreign in some cultures.
  5. O-False
    O-Equipment is inexpensive, which limits theft concerns.
  6. G-True
    G-It's more suitable to leave cameras with the individuals/participants.
  7. G-Disposable cameras
    G-Throw-away nature of can threaten the integrity of the project. Disposable cameras limit options for the long-term sustainability.
  8. I-False
    I-Photographs taken in a public place are subject to as many restrictions as those taken in private situations.
  9. B-True
    B-Working from a digital projector can offer its own opportunities – images can be projected much larger than print size and discussed easily in a group.
  10. B-True
    B-PV shares copyright of all images taken during the course of a project.
  11. G-False
    G-Partner organizations will NOT hold copyrights of images in some cases.
  12. G-True
    G-PhotoVoice project photographs are usually credited as follows: © Photographer / Partner Organisation / PhotoVoice
  13. N-True
    N-Longer projects allow the possibility of introducing the use of SLRs.
  14. G-True
    G-Participants value the opportunity presented to them and will never jeopardize it.
  15. B-Disposable, SLRs, Simple automatic point-and-shoot, film and digital.
    B-What type of cameras your can use in your PV project?
  16. N-False
    N-In the digital age, new film cameras are easy to locate.
  17. B-True
    B-Everybody is entitled to privacy and to be made aware of what they are being associated with.
  18. O-True
    O-Photographic images and text are subject to copyright laws.
  19. I-False
    I-Working with digital it is often less costly and time-effective.
  20. I-True
    I- Film cameras assist participants with the concepts of photography.
  21. O-Printing and processing
    O-Its is best to establish a rapport with printing labs you'll work with. Transparency can lead to discounts or better quality processing.
  22. B-Disadvantages of digital cameras...
    B-Participants who are not computer-literate with limited access = drawbacks. Deleting images immediately can mean the loss of interesting shots. Digital SLRs are too expensive to use on projects. Being able to shoot more can mean less thought and
  23. N-Number of cameras...
    N-Have enough cameras to avoid confusion about authorship of photos. It is helpful to ensure that all the cameras are the same, too many cameras could lead to problems.
  24. I-True
    I-In some situations people must give formal permission for a photographic image of them to be used for public display.