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Watermark

NN635080259137969414UL
hello

I wish to know if I can rotate my watermark on my pic ?

I don't find the way!

thanks a lot

have a nice day
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  • Robert Whetton
    Open watermark in Photoshop
    Image>Image Rotation>90 Clockwise, or 90 Counter Clockwise
    Save
    Close
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  • NN635080259137969414UL
    OK
    i NEED TO USE PHOTOshop for this operation !
    I think I could do it in capture one

    snifff
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  • Robert Whetton
    could always rotate the image instead?

    could send a ticket into support requesting an extra option to rotate watermarks?
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  • NN635080259137969414UL
    [quote="Bobtographer" wrote:
    could always rotate the image instead?

    could send a ticket into support requesting an extra option to rotate watermarks?



    WHY NOT§§
    DO YOU SEND A TICket ??
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  • SFA
    If you use an image as a watermark you could rotate that image to how you want it to be, save it and then apply it.

    As already said, if you wish to suggest this as an enhancement to the C1 design team the best thing to do is create a support case and put "Enhancement Request" in the title.

    That way it is recorded and used for future planning assessments.

    It's what I would do if I considered that such a development was important for me to achieve within C1.

    HTH.


    Grant
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  • NN635080259137969414UL
    [quote="SFA" wrote:
    If you use an image as a watermark you could rotate that image to how you want it to be, save it and then apply it.

    Grant


    this is What I want
    but I could'nt find the right menu or shortcut
    Can U help me about this?

    thanks a lot
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  • Permanently deleted user
    If you want to use an image as watermak, you will have to rotate it as a separate image before using it.
    you can did that either with C1 or another tool.
    You can use many file format (jpeg, tif, ..) but keep in mind that you will be able to resize you watermark only with a scale factor of 1/4 to 4. So if you want to use a watermak to sign your photo, the image will not have to be too large
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