In addition to his great new app Rock Photographer: The Photography Game, photographer and boy wonder Joey L has also released a really useful app called Release Me. This handy app takes all the hassle out of keeping up with model releases and stores them all on your phone. There also a bunch of great organizational features like map view which lets you find projects at a glance.
This definitely makes things easier for me, what about you guys? Do you think this kind of thing is useful or do you prefer to stick with traditional paper releases?
Check out the full post on his blog HERE.
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This is awesome. Great find Nick!
Anyone got opinions wich is best, this one or easyrelease?
I am using this for a while now and it's the best one i've seen!
I stick to paper releases, as iStock and many other agency's don't accept digitally signed releases.
http://www.istockphoto.com/help/sell-stock/training-manuals/photography/...
Same with Getty and its really annoying. This is such siimple way to get an easy signature in the field and instantly have it backed up. Stock libraries need to get with the program a little more or at least create their own app. Benefits them just as much as us.
There are other apps on the App store that are cheaper. You might be even able to make do with a free one
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/signnow-sign-fill-pdf-word/id489262811?mt=8
Photography contract maker. Does everything this does except the map, has more preloaded contracts, and there is a free and much cheaper paid version.
Anything for Android?
Would these work for Canadian shooters too?
If this works the way I think it should it'll be fantastic.
@facebook-517217190:disqus - I'm sure that there are a few apps out there, but I don't know right off the top of my head
@Chris Paine - I can't imagine why not.