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Adding a text-based watermark in the Print dialog box

Lily
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Capture One can add a high-quality text-based watermark to your printed images, using either your own text or tokens or a combination of the two.

  1. Select File -> Print and go to the Watermark tool in the Print dialog box.

  2. Select Text from the Kind drop-down menu and choose from the following:
    • Enter the text required for the watermark in the Text field, or ...
    • Click on the adjacent Action menu (…) icon to open the Watermark Tokens Manager dialog box. Select a token or collection of tokens from the list displayed, from the Group drop-down menu, or add a combination of text and tokens and select OK. 

  3. From the Size fly-out menu, select between Pixels or Points as a measure of the font size.

  4. Click on the (…) icon next to the Font field to select the font type and color of the text.

  5. Adjust the Opacity, Scale, Horizontal and Vertical sliders as desired.

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  • Keith Spurlock

    Step 4 is hilarious.  No instructions on how to manipulate the font sizes, types, colors, shadows, outlines, nada, nothing!  I've searched and searched.  The shadow outline adjustments are grayed out and unclickable.   C1 could write an entire page on the Fonts windows usage.

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