no I went over it with a friend who is a lawyer and he agrees that the only copywrites they are protecting is the ones for the files that come directly with the program not for content that is origonaly produced or even derivative content that is spelled out in section J of the EULA the following section also states that camera and lighting settings (and by extention poses)can also be distributed and sold but not copywrited. other then those exceptions in no way does it limit your right to copyright your origonal content. you cannot copywrite the CR2 format but you can copywrite the origonal content it contains just the same as you cannot copywrite a piece of paper but you can copywrite the origonal words and images on it.