Calling smart computer people.....

I would also make a call to the other shop and ask them to remove your pictures from there website. They know exactly what they are doing by using a sub contractors work to hawk there wares.

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Originally Posted by brutal

Quick search showed iWatermark as a plugin for iPhone and Mac iPhoto.

https://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/13758/iwatermark-pro

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Thanks. Video looks user friendly.

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Originally Posted by jerrymrc

I would also make a call to the other shop and ask them to remove your pictures from there website. They know exactly what they are doing by using a sub contractors work to hawk there wares.

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Absolutely. Im waiting on some feedback so I have more than my "personal" opinion on it.

The bad thing I have found in the past about using something that auto applies the watermark is that because it's using the same spot for every photo sometimes the details of what you are trying to show in the picture are covered up.

i believe i had a camera at one time that would do it when the photo was taken.

https://www.watermark.ws/
Can do batch work....

Google Picasa can do this. It is a photo program for both Mac and PC. Its easy to use, provides, organizing, editing, watermarking, photo hosting and is FREE!

https://support.google.com/picasa/answer/106193?hl=en

Here's the problem, A kid with a cracked version of Photoshop can remove your watermark as fast as you can put it on, or even simpler solution, they just crop out the area where the Watermark is.

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Originally Posted by DocMedic

Here's the problem, A kid with a cracked version of Photoshop can remove your watermark as fast as you can put it on, or even simpler solution, they just crop out the area where the Watermark is.

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Flatten the image to make it a little tougher, and put the watermark in in such a way as to make cropping more difficult, striking a balance between obscuring detail and making the watermark more difficult to remove.

FYI, Photoshop CS2 is free now.

ImageMagick.. Its free.. It does everything you want. Its a collection of tools that manipulate photos based on command lines.

For example the command to water mark your images with your logo/name/whatever.. would be:

composite -dissolve 50% -quality 100 your_input_file.jpg your_watermark_logo_name_whatever.jpg output_file_name.jpg

or

composite -watermark <percentage_you_want_logo_to_show_through> -gravity south your_watermark_logo_name_whatever.jpg your_input_file.jpg output_file_name.jpg


It works on batches, is stupid fast, and can do sooooooooooooo much more.

More examples: http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/ann...g/#wmark_image