what does a photo lab look for to know the picture is a copyright?

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I have picture of my daughter when she was 1 week old. The person that did it was a friend of my sister-law but she don't take picture no more. And she move out of the state a about 4 year now and my daughter is almost 6 i want get the picture because doing something for my daughter for her birthday. but the picture of it is a a 5x7 and a 8x 10. Any ideal will helped

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if you're getting it in another size, say you're going to scan it, and re-size it, they'll know if it has a matte finish, it may have the company's logo or signature at the bottom, the back of it might have a type of code used as a copyright. If it a just a picture that someone took, there is no copyright. If you PURCHASED the pictures from HER and not just the prints, then there is a copyright, and you could be told no if you try without a copyright release.
 
if you're getting it in another size, say you're going to scan it, and re-size it, they'll know if it has a matte finish, it may have the company's logo or signature at the bottom, the back of it might have a type of code used as a copyright. If it a just a picture that someone took, there is no copyright. If you PURCHASED the pictures from HER and not just the prints, then there is a copyright, and you could be told no if you try without a copyright release.
 
if you're getting it in another size, say you're going to scan it, and re-size it, they'll know if it has a matte finish, it may have the company's logo or signature at the bottom, the back of it might have a type of code used as a copyright. If it a just a picture that someone took, there is no copyright. If you PURCHASED the pictures from HER and not just the prints, then there is a copyright, and you could be told no if you try without a copyright release.
 
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