5 Tips on How to Not Create an Awful Watermark (And Not Get Your Photos Stolen)

It's no secret that photographers are scared about watermarking and that it's often been seen as a faux pas for lots of us out there. But watermarking is something that I've always found to be essential not only for protection of your images, but also for branding.

There is no good reason not to watermark your image. For starters, it's your image! When you do anything in life, you most likely customize it to your own wants and needs. If you're the owner of certain cameras, you also probably use the embed copyright data capabilities from the camera to input said information. If you're even doing that, then you obviously care about your images. .

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2018-12-5 08:00

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