Mad Hatter Imagery wrote:
I have a new batch of photos from the last 5 years or so and wanted to update my watermark. I can apply it myself. I was just wondering what watermarks look most professional or more casual and what software works well with small text objects like a watermark? I don't have expensive image editing software. I was kind of hoping a website existed but I've mostly come across sites that batch apply water marks that already exist. Something that works in vectors might be a plus.

I don't know how you define "expensive image editing software" but if I have to apply a lot of watermarks to photos and want them consistent, it's Lightroom. If I just need it for a few, it's Photoshop. Now, if you don't have PS, then any image editor will do. Your best bet is to design the watermark as a vector image and save it, then just copy/paste it as a layer over the photo, resize it, and you're done. Another option would be to save it out as a large .png file so it's transparent, and do the same thing.

RINALDI wrote:
Let's start with using the correct terms first.

No he meant watermark. We all knew what he meant, so give it up. Sometimes the meaning of words expand and change.

For example, I doubt you really use a camera to take your pictures, unless you're going by the more modern meaning.

Do you actually use a live rodent to move folders across your desktop?

I just knew there'd be one of you in this thread.