help or advice if poss

[~cheeky~]

copyright logos on pictures.

i havent got a clue how to do it and havent got photoshop

if someone done me a design would i still need photoshop to add it to my photos?

2 examples

[stjohn]

yea, photoshop or something along the same lines.... if you get the person doing the design to give u copy and show you how to do it, its easy enough.

if you have the foto and the logo both open in seperate photoshop windows.... u can drag the logo from its window onto the other containing the foto. the logo will drop on top, and u can place it where u want. assuming that everything is right, you just 'save for web' and 2 become 1.

[Barely Human]

You could use photoshop to do this, but if you are going to do a lot of files, then this is going to take a lot of uneccessary time.

You need to use a batch watermark proccessor. Simply create your logo you want to watermak with, then tell the program which folder to procces and it will do all the files at once.

I had a quick search and found this one - http://www.lajdesignsw.com/files/DropWaterMark_v1.zip

You might want to try and find a better one though...

[stjohn]

cool stuff.... ive always wondered if there was patch processing stuff, for resizing aload images and the likes. cheers IQ

[~cheeky~]

i'll check it out ;)

[~cheeky~]

You could use photoshop to do this, but if you are going to do a lot of files, then this is going to take a lot of uneccessary time.

You need to use a batch watermark proccessor. Simply create your logo you want to watermak with, then tell the program which folder to procces and it will do all the files at once.

I had a quick search and found this one - http://www.lajdesignsw.com/files/DropWaterMark_v1.zip

You might want to try and find a better one though...

i downloaded it but when i go to open it error report comes up

had a few goes and same thing happened.

[MangaFish]

cool stuff.... ive always wondered if there was patch processing stuff, for resizing aload images and the likes. cheers IQ

theres hundreds out there.

even professional imaging applications (photoshop, painshop pro, etc) can do batch jobs

[MangaFish]

cheeky: if you're still having problems in the new year, msn me and i'll program you an application to do all this for you