Anatomy.TV: Fair Use & Copyright

Anatomy.TV is owned by a company called Primal Pictures. The library licenses Anatomy.TV through a middle party, Stat!Ref. Imaging rights belong to Primal Pictures who offers the following statement regarding fair use:

"Non-commercial/non-profit use of images, slides and animations is allowed and does not require any additional permission or license. However, Primal Pictures Ltd must always be credited as the source of the images as we maintain the intellectual property rights and copyright to the material."

Non-commercial/non-profit use includes:

• Private educational use, including lectures to students and colleagues, and PowerPoint presentations (when not for sale)
  • The subscription will also allow staff of the University to load images and animations programs such as Web CT into lecture notes for access by other students and staff of the University, on the conditions that 1.The images and animations can be accessed only by students and staff of the University, 2. No attempt is made to reproduce any part of the program, 3. Copyright of images and animations is acknowledged to Primal Pictures, 4. Any images and animations so used are removed upon the cessation of University subscription.
• Patient education handouts (when not for sale)
• Posters at conventions"

Access the above (edited)  statement, plus additional information regarding copyright/fair use/licensing at:

Exporting still images

1. Find the 3D image that you want to use and open it.
2. Move the cursor over the image and right click on your mouse to bring up the edit menu and select Save As
3. Save the image in a folder on your hard drive using a convenient title

Exporting video clips or animations

1. Clips can only be saved.
2. Use the save function to save the videos. Please note some animations have separate versions that can be exported for presentations

Exporting video clips

1. Find the video clip you want to use and open it.
2. Move the cursor over the image and right click on your mouse to bring up the edit menu and select Save As.
3. Save the video clip in a folder on your hard drive using a convenient title.