Watermarking

volvic · 4th July 2005

Hi all,

how do i watermark my photos using PS? I do not know what are the steps required. i have seen some really nice watermarks done by fellow photogs and i envy them. pls help. thanks!

ortega · 4th July 2005

it depends on what kind of watermark you are talking about.
give me a link on one that you like and I'll see if i can help you

volvic · 4th July 2005

an example would be here:
http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=139560

+evenstar · 10th July 2005

http://www.clubsnap.org/display.php?...er/borders.htm

volvic · 10th July 2005

Originally Posted by +evenstar

http://www.clubsnap.org/display.php?...er/borders.htm

thanks for the link!

madwolfnemesis · 10th July 2005

can it be processed in batches? batch processing?

zerofour · 11th July 2005

watermarking your work:

1. open your image in PS
2. edit your image or keep it raw and crop to size
3. create a layer on top of your image layer
4. use text tool and type what you want or use an white or dark symbol
5. set your opacity lower that 60%
6. save as and your file name end with jpeg "RGB for screen / CMYK for print"
7. You got your image trademarked.

4th July 2005	#1
volvic New Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 25	Watermarking Hi all, how do i watermark my photos using PS? I do not know what are the steps required. i have seen some really nice watermarks done by fellow photogs and i envy them. pls help. thanks!

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ortega Moderator Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: NorthEast Posts: 16,507	it depends on what kind of watermark you are talking about. give me a link on one that you like and I'll see if i can help you __________________ The Law

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+evenstar Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Singapore Posts: 5,453	http://www.clubsnap.org/display.php?...er/borders.htm __________________ the SEARCH FUNCTION is there for a reason. USE IT!

11th July 2005	#7
zerofour Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: SG Posts: 201	watermarking your work: 1. open your image in PS 2. edit your image or keep it raw and crop to size 3. create a layer on top of your image layer 4. use text tool and type what you want or use an white or dark symbol 5. set your opacity lower that 60% 6. save as and your file name end with jpeg "RGB for screen / CMYK for print" 7. You got your image trademarked. __________________ Favouritism \| Design + Lifestyle + Art

10th July 2005	#6
madwolfnemesis New Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 21	can it be processed in batches? batch processing?