Watermarks
02-19-2006, 08:56 AM
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Watermarks
Since we are hosting pictures online anyone know how to watermark in adobe? I would like to do this so in the future as I get better photos people just can't take them and claim they are theirs.
02-20-2006, 11:14 AM
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Another way to go about doing this is to make your watermark/sig on a white background, then select all/copy, paste in your image and set the layer style to "multiply"
02-20-2006, 12:14 PM
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The method I've used...
1) New Layer (transparent background)
2) Foreground color to black, type text
3) Slight bit of guassian blur (1.0 pixels in example below)
4) Filter -> Stylize -> Emboss. Usually use exaggerated height value (example below is 6 pixels)
5) Set blend mode of this layer to "Hard Light" and reduce opacity to taste (85% in sample below)
This technique leaves you with a pretty unobtrusive, but still noticeable watermark.
BTW - Sorry about the big sample images.
1) New Layer (transparent background)
2) Foreground color to black, type text
3) Slight bit of guassian blur (1.0 pixels in example below)
4) Filter -> Stylize -> Emboss. Usually use exaggerated height value (example below is 6 pixels)
5) Set blend mode of this layer to "Hard Light" and reduce opacity to taste (85% in sample below)
This technique leaves you with a pretty unobtrusive, but still noticeable watermark.
BTW - Sorry about the big sample images.
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