Water mark or signature

[ce4jesus 1]

I'm guessing its added in photoshop. Can it be added to a jpeg or does it have to be RAW? I'm sure the answer is going to overwhelm me..haha.

[yahsemtough 0]

Here is a site from awhile back that explains. I have not done it as I have the program Breezebrowser that does it easily. (Not my website)

 

Signiture

 

Cheers

 

Todd

[Blazephotographic 0]

i use a program called umarkpro cost me $7.oo online and use it on all my online images does the job well for me.

[Rocha 0]

Take a look at this topic too:

 

http://wetpixel.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=10042

[Kelpfish 15]

Using Unmark Pro, beware of the following:

 

"Unmark Pro removes the EXIF data and also recompresses images to a slightly lower quality than the originals, without any options to change this."

 

I suppose this is no biggie if you are going to prepare these images for the vacuum of the web and save the good quality ones for more important use.

 

Unmark Pro is now $15, but it looks pretty simple to use. I still havent figured out how to create and save and then use an action in PS

 

 

 

Joe

[Arnon_Ayal 1]

I have an action In PS that do it, since all my post processing done with that software is very comfortable to add also the signature there. Actually it’s not a separate action but few steps inside an action that prepares images for uploading to the web.

[bmyates 3]

I use a $20 program called iWatermark. It's simple, independent of any other program, and very flexible. You can get it at:

 

iWatermark

[ce4jesus 1]

thanks all. Everyone have a great new year.

[frogfish 5]

If you have Photoshop, then you don't really need a special program for this. Just select white or a light color, hit the text tool, select the font and size you want, and type your sig, which will appear on a separate layer. Go to Layer -> Style and turn on bevel/emboss, adjust to your liking. Now go to the layer palette, change the blending mode of the text layer to overlay, and adjust the opacity until you like it.

 

It's also very easy to load all of this into a Photoshop action, if you want to automate it.

 

Frogfish