On 07/28/2010 10:27 AM, Jimmi L. Hansen wrote:
Is it possible to make a standard text in every picture feks. ©Jimmi L.
Hansen? So i dont have to make it manual every time.
Sincerely jimmi
Jimmi,
In the past I have used ImageMagick for this, processing thousands of image
files at a time (the largest run was on about 30,000 images).
http://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php
3-4 years ago, this ImageMagick method had some bugs with size and position of
the overprint/watermark, but I think that has all been fixed now.
More to the story... Normally you would not want to apply this
overprint/watermark to original/source images. And, if you apply it to already
existing distribution images (such as JPEGs) you degrade the quality of the
existing JPEG. So what we were doing in ImageMagick was:
For each source/TIFF image
open TIFF image
apply watermark/overprint
SaveAs image in a different directory AS JPEG (with desired quality level)
close TIFF image without saving
Thus the original/source is not contaminated.
Frankly, even this approach is not completely safe in my opinion because the
manipulation of the open TIFF image creates a risk in case your hardware
develops memory problems, etc. [We had physical memory go bad in the middle of
processing and destroyed several thousand images -- fortunately we had
backups.]
Thus, if I were designing the workflow, I would rsync/copy the source images
to a temporary directory, create the JPEGs and then discard the copies.
Jay
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