Watermarking photos

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Kassie K.

Mar 25, 2012

Kassie K.

Do you guys watermark your photos? Should I? What is the best way to do it, so it isn't obviously there on my photos?

Contemplating about starting but I don't want it to look obvious.

Rikki P.

Mar 26, 2012

Rikki P.

I do it on my review photos. I just put the character 鬼 (lol "ghost" HELLO CHINESE NICKNAME YO) right in the middle and then lighten it so that it's not all up in your face, but still noticeable. At least to me so if I see it somewhere else, I can still be like HEEEEEEEY YO THAT'S MINE.

Shelly T.

Mar 26, 2012

Shelly T.

I used to watermark, but I don't anymore.

IMO, watermarking isn't foolproof. If it's in the corner, it can be cropped out. If it's in the middle, it can be painted over. Someone who wants your photo bad enough will get creative and find a way to get rid of your watermark.

The only surefire way to protect your work is not to post it online.

Elenna L.

Mar 26, 2012

Elenna L.

I totally agree with you, Shelly

Bella P.

Mar 26, 2012

Bella P.

Hey! I think nothing is 100% foolproof BUT def watermarking helps, at least you are making it a little difficult for the thief to steal your work.
I do it on my iPad and use an app called ezywatermark. It's free!
I upload my pics using the usb sd card reader 

Simera H.

Mar 28, 2012

Simera H.

I used to watermark all of my pictures but I don't anymore. People can always photoshop it out of the pictures. 

Lisa U.

Mar 30, 2012

Lisa U.

I would.

I've read a post before and thought, I've already read this. Stolen content. I would on pictures of make up looks.

Ashley H.

Mar 31, 2012

Ashley H.

I dont just beacause i dont take many pictures but if i did i would! 

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