Ethics and licence

AI images without rules are slop. Here are ours.

  • Own material

    What we train ourselves is trained on owned or licensed imagery. The base models are third-party — we name which, and what we put on top.

  • Written consent

    Real people need written consent. No faces, voices, or bodies without an agreement, and no deepfakes however funny the brief makes it sound.

  • Labelled as AI

    Every delivery carries an AI disclosure and metadata in the file. C2PA once we have a signing certificate.

  • A human decides

    Framing, light, casting, and final grade are ours. The model is a tool, not the director.

  • Camera crew

    Sometimes the answer is a camera crew. If it has to be a real place, a real product, or a real person, we say so — the camera is in-house, so we do not have to pretend.

  • Your data

    Reference material and everything you send us is yours. We do not train on your material for other clients, and we name every third-party service that touches it before we use it.

We say no to

  • Deepfakes and voice clones of real people
  • Political influence work and disinformation
  • Images posing as news or documentary photography
  • Children in commercial generated imagery
  • Copying a living artist's style to order
  • Medical or financial claims we cannot support

What you get

Usage rights
Scope in writing: channel, market, and term. No “unlimited” that nobody has read.
Files
Full resolution masters, layers where layers exist, and the format versions you need.
Provenance
What was generated, what was photographed, and which pipeline produced it.
The pipeline
Weights and node graphs stay ours. A buy-out is a separate contract, not a line on the price list.

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