I *know* this should be simple: aligning logo
Hi.
I know I am likely being thick here, but I have hunted for how to do this for a while and I can't figger it out:
1. I have a nice bunch of 2450x1750-pixel JPGs to which I would like to add a logo close to the the lower-left corner, offset a little from the corner.
2. I have a nice 2450x1750-pixel PSD file, transparent except for a logo in the lower-left corner, placed just where I would like it to appear on the JPGs.
3. With the PSD logo file open I select-all and Ctl-C to copy to clipboard.
4. I go to a JPG and Ctl-V to paste.
Problem: the logo always appears in the dead-center of the frame.
Messing with align-layer controls doesn't help, as the logo itself then gets aligned with various frame-edges. I need the whole layer aligned, so that it preserves the placement of the logo relative to the edges of the frame.
In short, it seems that Photoshop is deciding for itself that since all the other pixels in the layer are transparent, they are irrelevant and it just plops my logo in the middle when I paste.
Can anyone suggest how I can have my logo appear in the right spot when it's pasted, so I don't have to drag it manually for each JPG?
Thanks for any and all help!
Owen.
