[Photoshop] Placing a watermark logo at 10% offset on different size images

Man, I thought mine looked tedious, even after I streamlined the process. Granted, you were more verbose, but did you try my last one? I didn't need to use align, and only had to move the placed logo once, didn't have to select or deselect. Just wondering if you tried it the aboveway. I was curious about whether you wanted scaling too, but that's a bit trickier.

 

There is a much, much easier way to do that.

 

Well, I thought 2-3steps to make the action was pretty tight, but since you've told us twice how easily you can do it, what are you waiting for in order to share?

 

Np. just curious. I see what you mean... and yeah, scaling the placed logo according to main image size variations is a different story.

 

I always used this free program.

Picture Shark

http://www.picture-shark.com/watermark_freeware_image_protect_gallery_default.htm

Take a look at it cause it might do what you need. I did it for my batch stuff all the time.

 

Necro bump, but kudos to you kind sir for this link! That software hasn't been updated since 2002, but it's perfectly useful even today.

You'd think Adobe would do a better job at integrating [what should be] simple functions like this one into their programs, but...nope. You see all the steps that Swoly had to take (which I was about to attempt), but then it turns out there's a program already that does exactly what you need!

Even when searching Google this doesn't show up!

While on the topic...another thing I wish Adobe supported: custom organization of fonts -- meaning, I can categorize fonts by, for example, serif/sans-serif/decorative, not just alphabetically.

 

One amendment...the only "problem" with Picture Shark batching is, for whatever reason, it increases the file size tremendously for the output. Strange.

 

That IS kind of a problem.

Lightroom handles this job automatically, doesn't it?

 

I actually ran the sample batch again and lowered it from 100% to around 90% output. File sizes were considerably lower, much closer to the original file size.

It seems like a great tool (hard to call it a program), and still miffed as to why it's not in Photoshop. Maybe someone's create a custom plugin though.

Never used Lightroom, so not sure about that.