Watermark Automation
Proofing an image is a vital part of many photographers daily life and protecting the image with a watermark is a must. In this tutorial I cover the basics of how to give a set of images a uniform size, design a watermark and then place the watermark in a fully automated system.
Tutorial Chapters
Preparing the imageWatermark Design
Creating the Action
Building the Droplet
Modifying the Watermark
Comments (11)
1. Kjell Postema
01/25/2012 --13:41
Very helpfull :-)
2. Arne Isaksen
01/25/2012 --14:06
Thank you , ))
3. David Nicholson
01/25/2012 --14:52
Very useful, simple to do. thanks
4. Stephen OConnell
01/25/2012 --19:18
A super tutorial. Very well explained
5. az mlt
01/26/2012 --02:25
Excellent tutorial. This will be a great addition to my overall workflow.
Look forward in seeing more tutorials.
Again, thanks.
Look forward in seeing more tutorials.
Again, thanks.
6. Kenny McLean
01/26/2012 --16:57
Superb stuff as always.
I already knew how to do this but was interested in how you did it.
A lot of interesting wee shortcuts including one or two new to me..
Keep up the good work
I already knew how to do this but was interested in how you did it.
A lot of interesting wee shortcuts including one or two new to me..
Keep up the good work
7. serge duursma
01/26/2012 --18:18
usefull, but how about the opacy on white or black background? you said it was on an old computer and had to look it up...?
hope you know what i mean.
hope you know what i mean.
8. Steve McLean
01/27/2012 --23:38
Very good, some useful tips for watermark actions I have already created.
Thanks
Thanks
9. Alan Hastings
02/09/2012 --16:27
This is great and surprisingly easy to do. Thanks. Alan
10. Ian Greaves
02/20/2012 --10:51
Brilliant and very useful
11. Bryan Brophy
04/19/2012 --18:03
Thank you, looks great on a black or darker background, but how do you see this against a high key white background? Can you simply add a drop shadow or black outline to the copyright symbol and text? S it can be used across the board with any background? Thank you.
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