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SI 2004-10-01 11:48 AM

Watermarks
 
my own watermarks(f.e. my domain name) on a pics content it's ok? or clean content better for LLs?

Cleo 2004-10-01 12:02 PM

Fine with me just don't make it huge or put it in the middle of the pic or anything like that. :)

Surfn 2004-10-01 12:03 PM

Pretty much what Cleo said...keep it near the edge on the BG of the pic is fine :)

Mateusz 2004-10-01 01:13 PM

What utility could you recomend to do batch watermarks ?

Lucky_Martin 2004-10-01 01:38 PM

If you use content you have bought exclusive or non-exclusive, I would even recommend to mark them to prevent them from getting stolen.
Thumbsplus has a marking function which you can use in a batch as well.
Photoshop does it as well, but I find thumbsplus easier and faster to set up the batch.
If you need any help with it, let me know.

Pendo 2004-10-01 03:20 PM

what's a watermark?

GeorgeTH 2004-10-02 02:32 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Pendo
what's a watermark?
Basically any mark on the picture which states the site name/URL or something similar. The name "watermark" is a bit missleading since it's derived from it's original use in papermaking... You know: the more expensive paper which has an almost invisible mark which you can only see when you hold the paper against the light - that was done with a special stamp integrated in the paper mesh (where the pulp's pressed and dried).

Rejections for Watermarks: no, I can't think of any time (submissions, etc.) I had any problems with marking my pictures, and I believe I was one of the first sites to put my domain name onto all pictures - back in 1997!
Partly to get traffic, partly to protect content, partly to build a name for my site.

Though - my mark is rather small(-ish).


There's a really good German (but in English) freeware program which does batch processing and and semi-transparent watermarks, but I can't remember the name or URL (try a Google search).


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