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Batch Picture Protector 2.1< のgiveaway は 2011年6月9日
Batch Picture Protectorはウォーターマークの大量処理を実施。ウォーターマークをコピーライト、ウエブサイトURL、ロゴなどで追加してイメージを保護。
デザイナー、アーチストなどに最適なプログラムで、デジタル写真などを他者から使用されることを予防。
Windows XP/ Vista/ 7
2.91 MB
$9.36
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Program installed smoothly on Vista 64-bit, is easy to use, and offers many image-compression-selection, user-designated resolution, and Language-GUI options. Also, watermarked images may be output to JPG, GIF, BMP, PNG, PCX, TIF, TGA, and original-format options. Other features include adding/selecting images as single files, or in multiple groupings by folders, and removing selected individual images, or all images at once. Lastly, user may designate output-folder location for final watermarked image. The only downside I can see (at the moment) is that the GUI may be a bit basic and stark for some people, but someitmes basic can be a nice thing too (depends on a person's viewpoint).
Thanks, GOTD & SoftOrbits, for a nice program - and thanks, John, poster #2, for your link to some freeware alternatives - much appreciated.
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Well I believe that "TSR Watermark Image Software" is BETTER than this and....FREE!!
Key features of "TSR Watermark Image Software":
· Add text watermark that is either normal, embossed, chiseled or watermarked with a border.
· Automatically rotate the watermarked picture based on the orientation EXIF tag - this is written to the image by many modern cameras.
· Add the text used to watermark the image to the EXIF information in the resulting file.
· Keep or drop EXIF information in jpeg files (Camera model/lense model/etc. etc.)
· Output the watermarked photo to JPEG, TIFF, PNG, BMP, GIF file format.
· Specify the quality of the watermarking output when saving as jpeg images
· Angle the text you use for your photo watermarking
· Insert background watermark in digital images, pictures, photos
· Resize images while watermarking the image/photo
· Watermark your photos using either another image, photo or picture
· Watermark your photos using your own text in the color and style you want to.
· Maintain directory structure in destination directory or combine all BATCH watermarked images into one directory
· Skip or overwrite existing watermarked images/photos in destination directory
· Automatically check for new version of the TSR Watermark Image Software
Full review here:
http://www.softpedia.com/reviews/windows/TSR-Watermark-Image-Software-Review-181442.shtml
Enjoy!!
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I was toying with the idea of downloading this, but I just don't need batch watermarking capabilities since I don't produce mass images and place them on the net. Those that I do place on the net, are usually free to download and use.
I prefer the old method though. In Photoshop, I just open an image file or PSD and then add a new layer. I use the "Impact" font set to black, size depends on the image size. Rotate it to about 90 degrees and write my watermark. I then set the opacity to around 10 to 20 percent.
Thanks just the same GoTD, looking forward to what tomorrow will bring.
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