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A digital watermark feature

ZoeAndFriendsZoeAndFriends Posts: 3
in Product Suggestions

Hi all,

Not sure if this has been suggested before but it would be really nice if DAZ offered the option to bake in a digital and traceable watermark containing text of our choice into our renders?

Would negate the need for 3rd party tools or additional post work.

 

Thoughts?

 

Comments

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,745

    If you want soemthing which actually embeds data then I doubt that would be an option, at least as part of the free base, as it would probably have a licensing fee. If you just want the ability to add an overlay then I would think a script could do it - you'd use the script to launch the render and add the watermark rather than using the default button/shortcut.

  • RuthvenRuthven Posts: 653

    Idea for a workaround:

    create an image file with the logo you want to use as watermark

    create a plane in daz, texture it with your image, set the shaders options and place it so to be visible in the position you want when rendering

    render

    Other option:

    get some 3d text models for the words you need

    place them as needed in your scene

    set the shaders for the wanted look of your logo

    render

  • Drogo NazhurDrogo Nazhur Posts: 1,112

    " ... create a plane in daz, texture it with your image, set the shaders options and place it so to be visible in the position you want when rendering ... "

    What? Plane?

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,745

    Drogo Nazhur said:

    " ... create a plane in daz, texture it with your image, set the shaders options and place it so to be visible in the position you want when rendering ... "

    What? Plane?

    Create>New Primitive.

  • 3dartist103dartist10 Posts: 0

    This is a good idea,  I really don't want my work copied so will try to add my own watermark using primatives. I'll post the results.

  • Catherine3678abCatherine3678ab Posts: 8,334

    There are people who simply edit out visible watermarks. If you check your image editor, it may already have a way to "embed" a watermark ... those aren't necessarily visible unless one has the right software to dig them out.

    As to traceable, the entire image can be discovered through Google Image search, no watermarks required for that.

     

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