Watermarks
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rlobrecht
Brown Belt
Adobe Lightroom.
Adobe Lightroom -- although there is no customization of size or font or color.
nc8 174 by Sikaranista, on Flickr
nc8 169 by Sikaranista, on Flickr
Fairy Spring by Sikaranista, on Flickr
John by Sikaranista, on Flickr
Photoscape (free!) is more flexible, but doesn't offer the awesome font color Lightroom offers:
Zao-san Volcano, Japan by Sikaranista, on Flickr
The Mysterious Forest by Sikaranista, on Flickr
nc8 174 by Sikaranista, on Flickr
nc8 169 by Sikaranista, on Flickr
Fairy Spring by Sikaranista, on Flickr
John by Sikaranista, on Flickr
Photoscape (free!) is more flexible, but doesn't offer the awesome font color Lightroom offers:
Zao-san Volcano, Japan by Sikaranista, on Flickr
The Mysterious Forest by Sikaranista, on Flickr
Thought I remembered something in it when I was playing with GIMP. http://www.ehow.com/how_4582065_watermark-pictures-gimp.html
GIMP struck me as not really user friendly, but very powerful. Might be more user friendly to folks with a better background in the field...
GIMP struck me as not really user friendly, but very powerful. Might be more user friendly to folks with a better background in the field...
I'd put it more on par with Corel -- Photoshop has become a very powerful suite of applications. Regardless though -- its a fine editing program that will do a lot. I'm sure it can do what you want to with watermarking -- you may even be able to do some fancy stuff like adding a translucent watermark.
What version of Lightroom are you using? You can change the font, font size and color in Lightroom 4.
Oh really? I still have 3. Sounds like its time for an upgrade
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Photoshop. I have an action scripted that does all my final touches for me: resize for web, sharpen, update EXIF data and overlay watermark.
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granfire
Sr. Grandmaster
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too bad I can't do a single thing with photoshop...
It is not something you can learn on your own (and my Brother-in-law is one of those people who does not like to bother teaching people what he knows. He's a bit of a jerk about that)
I had it once, got rid of it because of that (no, did not pay for it, other wise I'd still be crying)
GIMP is kind of like that, but at least it's free...
Seems like I have to bite the bullet and take some classes...
It is not something you can learn on your own (and my Brother-in-law is one of those people who does not like to bother teaching people what he knows. He's a bit of a jerk about that)
I had it once, got rid of it because of that (no, did not pay for it, other wise I'd still be crying)
GIMP is kind of like that, but at least it's free...
Seems like I have to bite the bullet and take some classes...
You can script batch jobs for adding watermarks and such using ImageMagick.
http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/annotating/#watermarking
http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/annotating/#watermarking
My wife and I are both self-taught at Photoshop. Haven't spent any time in a classroom for it.
Hit a library, borrow a few dummys books, raid Youtube for video tutorials, and beat the snot out of it.
Remember the name Scott Kelby. He will be your new sensei.
rlobrecht
Brown Belt
Lightroom can also use a graphic for your watermark. Here's the official how-to from Adobe. http://help.adobe.com/en_US/lightroom/using/WS43660fa5a9ec95a81172e08124a15d684d-7fff.html
I agree with Bob. Unless you're really learn best from a person, there are a lot of good materials to learn photoshop, both print and online. A friend of mine swears by the content at NAPP. $99 a year for tons of online tutorials and classes. http://photoshopuser.com/#benefits
I agree with Bob. Unless you're really learn best from a person, there are a lot of good materials to learn photoshop, both print and online. A friend of mine swears by the content at NAPP. $99 a year for tons of online tutorials and classes. http://photoshopuser.com/#benefits
