Aperture 3 Tutorial // Watermarking
Wednesday, December 8, 2010 at 4:37PM
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I wasn't planning on making another Aperture 3 tutorial until the start of 2011, but I found that I need to make some changes to my own work and watermarking so I decided that since it was all fresh in my head that I would go ahead and make the tutorial. It took me a bit of time to learn the ins and outs of watermarking and I still feel there is a lot to learn, but this tutorial sums up a lot of the main ideas so that you can get on your way.
In the video I mention that I use a 3rd party plug-in called "Impression." It's a great little plug-in and I hope that we will see it grow and add more features as time goes on. So on with the tutorial!! As always watch it in HD for the best quality.
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Screencast, Watermarking | Category - Aperture, Tutorial 
Reader Comments (4)
I like Impression and will have to take al look at it. What I am wondering is where did you get those cool looking dark icons?
Love the tutorial, and that plugin looks like it works very well. I do have a question unrelated to your tutorial though...how did you get spaces in your dock to section off your Icons...that is such a great way to increase efficiency.
Have you seen the Aperture 3 plugin called BorderFX? It does watermarks on export OR inside Aperture 3 as well as virtual borders for art print or Internet display.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I am trying out Aperture 3 from LR3 and the watermarking frustrated me at first. Much appreciated!
Happy new year!!