Batch Watermarking?

[JJ!]

Is there some software out there that will allow me to batch watermark photos? I have had loads of interest in my Horse photography and want to put the photos online for people to view and purchase prints accordingly.

I don't mind having to pay for the software, and seeing as I take 400+ photos at each event I really don't want to have to watermark each one separately!

 

[theduck]

i think PicSizer allows you to add watermarks. Definately will batch resize, might be worth a quick look

 

[Revels]

Photoshop will do it for you mate.

 

[unofficialPete]

As said Photoshop, will post a tutorial later but its an arse to set up, still not got mine working properly

 

[Saundo]

Most online galleries have watermarking built in to them.

 

[JJ!]

As said Photoshop, will post a tutorial later but its an arse to set up, still not got mine working properly

That would be great fella! I have photoshop CS2 at home, CS3 at work so that would be spot on... if i can get it working!

 

[Revels]

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=299194&highlight=BATCH

 

[unofficialPete]

As said Photoshop, will post a tutorial later but its an arse to set up, still not got mine working properly

That would be great fella! I have photoshop CS2 at home, CS3 at work so that would be spot on... if i can get it working!

Here we go, http://av.adobe.com/russellbrown/BrandingSM.mov I get lost at the Path bit and bodged my way around it maybe you'll have more luck...

Managed to get this on all my shots..

 

[Andi-B]

ACDSee picture viewer will do it too, both single and batch files.

 

[JJ!]

I got lost at the path bit as my logo is a PSD I made in photoshop! lol

 

[Sym0n]

If I remember rightly you'll need to convert the PSD file to a PNG (to keep the transparency) as the batch process won't work with a PSD file.

I've got to re make my batch files tonight, as I've just formatted and like a mong forgot to f**king back them up, so if I remember/get chance/someone else hasn't already done it, I'll make a how to for you.

I use it for the low res samples of prints that I sell.

 

[unofficialPete]

If I remember rightly you'll need to convert the PSD file to a PNG (to keep the transparency) as the batch process won't work with a PSD file.

I've got to re make my batch files tonight, as I've just formatted and like a mong forgot to f**king back them up, so if I remember/get chance/someone else hasn't already done it, I'll make a how to for you.

I use it for the low res samples of prints that I sell.

Thanks, seems me and JJ suffered the same issues!