Create A Water Mark In Photoshop CS4

A tutorial on how to create a watermark in Photoshop CS4 using the Actions tool. Its quite effective as you can do it over and over again getting exactly the same result If you have any suggestions please email :
hickl012@hotmail.com
or comment
Thanks
Liam

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Create
• Water
• Mark
• In
• Photoshop
• CS4

[johncm7]

all photos are the exclusive property of the photographer who took them. You don't need to purchase any additional copyright.

[PhotoFunVideos]

@johncm7 what do you mean?

[ket0mobby]

Very good tutorial , but i thought unless u actualy buy a coppy right people can use or something?

[PhotoFunVideos]

@ket0mobby but if they want to use it the watermark will be in the way

[moxyc3]

how did you make the original copy sign? I've tried it but it doesnt show... =(

[PhotoFunVideos]

set the colour to white and hold alt and press 0169. The 0 is a digit as well. or hold down the option key on a mac

[HorizonProductions92]

is this not very similar to your last tutorial??

[Selena569]

Thank you :D

[CoxyXJR]

Many thanks for this, you have saved me a huge amount of time and effort, very straight forward.

[Smurff311]

Thanks a bunch for this vid, I know its a much older/out of date PhotoShop but this video helped me out a ton!

[AwayLemonade]

This helped me so much thank you very much :)!!

[kingofcool]

Thanks buddy!

[blind626]

thanks for sharing this.... good tutorial ....

[dillinger9999]

nice video..there were some words I couldn't understand and I had to replay it over & over but i got through it...I give you a thumbs up mate.

[RawVeronica]

I do a lot of photos. I use a mac and Aperture. I want to make a watermark in photoshop that I can save and then just upload in aperture and apply to all of the files when I export them, so they already have the watermark and I don't have to bring each one individually into photoshop. Can anyone tell me how to make just a watermark file that will be opaque can be dropped aperture? Cuz I can resize it and change position in aperture to suit each photo

[itsjusticebeats]

AWESOME SIMPLE TUTORIAL, THANKS!

[hyle20]

Thanks! :)