I know this question has been asked before but I've
trawled the list archive and can't find the answer I'm looking for.
We are currently exploring the possibility of allowing
readers to use their own cameras to take photographs of documents. We
can't decide on prices and wondered what other offices charged. Also is
there a flat rate charge, or do you charge for the number of images taken or are
charges made for the time taken?
Also, do you have any policy statements for photographs
taken by readers such as always having a member of staff present, or ensuring
they only take one image of each item to comply with copyright?
Any information would be gratefully appreciated and I will
of course summarise in due course.
Lyn Morgan
Archivist
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