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Create a hidden watermark in images |
Many websites don't want their images to be copied. The little "right-click-javascript-block" doesn't help a lot, since everybody knows how to use the "print screen" button. There is only one way to keep images yours: Adding a watermark to it. To protect their images, they add a line over te image with the name or ULR of the website. Advanced Photoshop users will know how to work their way around this watermark. I'll show another way of watermarking that is a little but more subtle but way more fun. Look at the image above. Looks like a nice place with flowers with some text on top, doesn't it? Now select the image (Ctrl+A). There you have it: The hidden watermark. Problem is, that this kind of showing the watermark only works in Internet Explorer. Allthough I don't really like that fact, I still like this way of watermarking and that's why I'm sharing this information with you. Here I'll explain how to create such an image. I'm using Adobe Photoshop. You don't need to be a really good Photoshopper for this one, it's pretty simple.
Here is my final result when selected in Internet Explorer for people that don't use Internet Explorer at this moment. If you don't see anything when selecting the image when you're trying this technique yourself, it's possible that you need to Nudge (move) the pattern layer 1 pixel to the right. When you practice this technique good enough and you're able to master it, you can create images like this one from Bush ;) . Tags: how to secret jpg handy watermark hidden Interested in this topic? You might enjoy another article I've written called |
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