Once the watermark is created, it will be saved as part of the recipe highlighted in the Export Recipe tool, so it can be reused whenever it is required.Adjust the placement of the watermark using the Horizontal and Vertical sliders or by clicking on the Hand cursor tool (hand icon).Adjust Opacity and Scale sliders to the desired level.Click on the (.) icon next to the Font field to adjust the font and color of the text.In the second Kind drop-down, you can select Points to ensure that the watermark follows the crop proportionally.If you want to see the watermark in the main viewer (export tab in main UI) please be sure that Recipe Proofing is enabled. The watermark will be visible on the image in the viewer in the Export window. Select a token or collection of tokens from the list displayed, from the Group or Presets drop-down menus, or add a combination of text and tokens, and select OK. Click on the adjacent (…) icon to open the Watermark Tokens Manager dialog box.Enter the text required for the watermark in the Text field, or.Select Text from the Kind drop-down menu and choose from the following:.If the selected token refers to a field that is currently empty, the warning Empty Name will be displayed in place of the watermark. Furthermore, if there are images from multiple photographers in the selection, Capture One will dynamically change the watermark according to the name (in the IPTC Creator field). Tokens leverage Capture One’s access to EXIF data as well as Catalog and Session naming paths for naming watermarks and can be used to dynamically vary the text.įor example, when the photographer’s name has been added to the Creator field in the IPTC - Contact section, choosing the Creator token will automatically add that name to the watermark, saving you from typing the name yourself. This option greatly simplifies the task of adding a high-quality text-based watermark to images during processing. Capture One is compatible with all common graphics and image file formats that support transparency for use as a watermark.Ĭapture One either allows you to use tokens when creating a watermark on images. You can create a watermark using the system’s fonts, certain tokens, or import a ready-made graphics file or image with a transparent background. When exporting images you can add both text watermarks and graphics-based watermarks.
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