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Impression for Aperture... Watermark plugin for Aperture.
Features
Features
- Adds high-quality watermarks to your photos.
- The original RAW images are not altered.
- Multiple photos can be watermarked with one click.
- Existing PSD (Photoshop) or PNG images can be used as watermarks.
- Watermarks can also be created from a RTF text file. The font and color from the file is used for generating the watermark.
- The Impression plugin can place watermarks horizontally and vertically.
- Controls are available for adjusting the transparency, position and
What's New
Version 1.1.3:
- Watermarked files are now compressed using a lossless compression algorithm (LZW). This results in significantly smaller files without any difference in quality.
- Watermarked images now use the color profile that's set in Aperture's preferences (in the Export pane).
Requirements
- PPC / Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 or 10.6.
- Aperture 2.1 or 3.
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| Downloads:3,175 |
| Version Downloads:1,427 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Image Editing |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:13 Jan 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $14.90 |
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Impression for Aperture... Watermark plugin for Aperture.
Features
Features
- Adds high-quality watermarks to your photos.
- The original RAW images are not altered.
- Multiple photos can be watermarked with one click.
- Existing PSD (Photoshop) or PNG images can be used as watermarks.
- Watermarks can also be created from a RTF text file. The font and color from the file is used for generating the watermark.
- The Impression plugin can place watermarks horizontally and vertically.
- Controls are available for adjusting the transparency, position and margin.
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T Kennedy reviewed on 26 May 2011
What makes this handy is that it keeps your files in your library and projects. So instead of sending out exported duplicates and then trying to put them back in manually, you're handling the watermarked images just like any roundtrip image to Photoshop or a filter. Saves a load of time building a digital gallery of your selects from a project. Couple that with a little Smart Filter sorting and it's the solution that should have come within Aperture but didn't in 3.
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