Watermark. With the GIMP or PhotoShop, create a text description, such as "Copyright 2006 Dreaming Crow Studios", and make it a png. Pull the opacity slider down to about 20%, and then copy that layer onto your target image.
If you want a way to do that without it being visible, you'll need to do more research, as I don't know how. :) Gabriel Shel Belinkoff wrote: > This afternoon a friend sent me a link to his web site on which there was > an option to purchase prints. None of the photos he referenced were his, > nor did he give credit or recognition to the photographers or the artists > whose work had been photographed. I'm sure in his case it's just stupidity > and ignorance - something that I'll get around to correcting shortly. > > However, this got me to thinking about adding copyright info to a photo - > something more than the visible notice seen on so many web images. I seem > to recall that there's a way to add such information - and other info as > well - through metadata, or EXIF, or some such similar method. > Unfortunately, the book in which I read this technique is out on loan for a > week or so. Can someone quickly tell me how this info can be added to the > pic so it can't be easily stripped away? > > Thanks! > > > Shel > > > -- Gabriel Cain Dreaming Crow Forge President and Chief Artifacer P.O.Box 15605 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Seattle, WA 98115
