ok i have created my watermark i wish to put on some images.. is there a way to automate this.. i have the logo (watermark image i want to use) and the files but no idea if i have to do this on each image or if there is an automated way of doing it...
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Yes with actions...im not gonna explain it tho, its a shitty work. -
Create an action that pastes the watermark where you want it, and saves. Then make a droplet out of that action. Viola!
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Yes, you have to create an action.
Here is a tutorial on creating actions:
http://www.shutterline.com/photoshop..._tutorial.html
I've done this before, and it was a little hard to figure out, but once you get your action made, it's quite easy.
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Is that supposed to be frenchOriginally posted by gothweb
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Fuck you. It's 4 am here. I can barely speak English right now. ;)Originally posted by Battuss
Is that supposed to be french
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After you get your action made, you can batch process this way:
1. Select File>Automate>Batch
2. Select your Set and your Action.
3. In the Source drop-down selection choose Folder
4. Click on Choose and select your working image folder
5. In the Destination drop-down selection choose Folder
6. Click on Choose and select your processed image folder (i.e. images)
7. Click OK and your images all of the images in your working folder will be processed and saved to your image folder.
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i created an action that takes the transparent image and drops it onto the picture.. i stopped the recording and when i goto do it it just gives me errorsComment
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how do u make a droplet?To have ultimate victory, you must be ruthless. Napoleon Bonaparte, 1769-1821
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Let me see if I can remember how I made my action... I hope this is correct...
1. Copy the logo image.
2. Start recording your action.
3. Paste the logo image into the picture.
4. Select>All
5. Layer>Align to Selection>Bottom Edges
6. Layer>Align to Selection>Left Edges
7. Select>Deselect
8. Layer>Flatten Image
9. Save
10. Close
11. Stop recording.
Give that a try and tell me if it works.
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File>Automate>Create DropletOriginally posted by katdaddy
how do u make a droplet?
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