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In this tutorial, I will show you how to watermark multiple photos using the same technique from last weeks video. I will show you how to add both an image watermark and a text watermark. Website: robertsproductions.net Request Tutorials robertsproductions.net Twitter: twitter.com
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hi i just tried this but when i go to batch watermark, theres a small window that pops up saying “ you must specify an extension for the output files” – dont know what that means and now what to do… thanx for reverting soon.
thanks for the help man your quite good, I had one issue though. For some reason when I start the process it says deleting is not avail, continue? and if I say yes it brings each pic into raw although they are saved as jpegs….
Any help?
He is getting up! he fell to right, he turned to left and he is placing his right hand to ground to lift him self up!
@Angnic22 He is getting up! he fell to right, he turned to left and he is placing his right hand to ground to lift him self up!
@BluePi1313 He is getting up! he fell to right, he turned to left and he is placing his right hand to ground to lift him self up!
@Abbatisa1 To move it to a corner, select the layer with the watermark, click the “Layer” menu, move your cursor over “Align,” and select “Bottom Edges” and “Right Edges”.
i don’t have align option available but maybe it works for you
The dragonfly was such a win. Thank you! lol
Thanks very much for this! I had taken a load of photos and I wanted to watermark them, but thought no way am I going to do it manually because there’s just too many!
This is great! Photoshop is whizzing away as I type!
Nice tutorital, but it does not works correctly with me. I´ll do all as is in tutorial and move my image watermark in to down right corner and save all this process, but when i start to batch, the program puts it anyway in middle of the image…
If i move it in to place by dragging, then the watermark is correctly in place only in lanscape images, where it was created. On portrait images, it is in middle of the right side and cutted….
What do i do wrong? :´(
Oh my dude! thank you so much! absoloutly great tutorial, totally explained it well!
it helped me so much. thank you. and your accent is funny
This was so helpful and easy. It works so well with my workflow. I can either sit back and watch the process or focus on my art rather then individually copy and paste water marks on each image. I can’t thank you enough for posting this helpful tutorial. All I can say is thankyou thankyou thankyou!!!!
-Calvin
Great, fast video !!!
thanks dude. very big help!
Beautiful, an image of a kid shitting out the ghost of what was once a cow.
Too funny dude! Great tut. You were fun and educational. Thanks!
@BluePi1313 he was riding fowards… he just spun him around in photoshop
thanks bro this helped me so much!
fav 
How did he fall off the bike backwards??? o_O was he riding it backwards?
Cool