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Watermarking visible on display

Community Beginner ,
Mar 28, 2024 Mar 28, 2024

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Hi.  I need some assistance.  I am not sure its common or even 'accepted' practice to show clients your lightroom display/feed to view and select their images.  On certain occassions, I allow clients to view their portraits and make their selections.  90% of the clients have been respectful and have not done the click and shot with their phones.  unfortunately I am not able to observe all clients when doing this. and ive caught a few who have screenshotted images other than what they have selected/included in their paid package.   

 

Is there a way to overlay a watermark on the displayed photos on lightroom?  (ie every photo shown/visible on the Develop interface to have a watermark strewn across the images?)  I do not want to export with a watermark every/all photos every time a client views their images.

 

Any guidance is much appreciated.

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Community Expert , Mar 28, 2024 Mar 28, 2024

Loupe Overlay may be a function you could use for display within LrC and not need to export derivatives with a watermark..-

 

1) Design an image with "Proof" text in Photoshop-  Text on a transparent background. Use all text effects & opacity, etc, if wanted.

2) Save the "Proof" image as a PNG file. (PNG maintains transparency)

3) Import the PNG image into Lightroom-Classic library (or Synchronize the folder where it was saved.)

4) In the [View] menu [Show] the Overlay and [choose Layout Image..

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Is there a way to overlay a watermark on the displayed photos on lightroom?  (ie every photo shown/visible on the Develop interface to have a watermark strewn across the images?) ...


By @Dino34226273c6a5

 

No, there's no way to overlay a watermark on displaying photos in the Lightroom environment.

 

The only "overlay" that you can blend in somme informations about the picture, ex. filename, size etc.

AxelMatt_0-1711612415631.png

 

You can set these overlay vie menu View - Loupe Info - Show Info Overlay or the shortcut Ctrl - I. 

But if you're viewing the picture in full display mode (shortcut "F") there's no overlay possible.

 

 

My System: Intel i7-8700K - 64GB RAM - NVidia Geforce RTX 3060 - Windows 11 Pro 23H2 -- LR-Classic 13.4 - Photoshop 25.11 - Nik Collection 7 - PureRAW 4 - Topaz PhotoAI 3

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Mar 28, 2024 Mar 28, 2024

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gosh darn it.  ok thank you.

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Loupe Overlay may be a function you could use for display within LrC and not need to export derivatives with a watermark..-

 

1) Design an image with "Proof" text in Photoshop-  Text on a transparent background. Use all text effects & opacity, etc, if wanted.

2) Save the "Proof" image as a PNG file. (PNG maintains transparency)

3) Import the PNG image into Lightroom-Classic library (or Synchronize the folder where it was saved.)

4) In the [View] menu [Show] the Overlay and [choose Layout Image...] the PNG image you created as the overlay.

Then in LrC you can view a Loupe image for your client- Press [TAB] to toggle off the side panels. Press [T] to hide the Tool Bar. Press [i] to toggle the info on/off.  (Unfortunately neither Full-Screen view or Second monitor screen will show the overlay-  but that would be a brilliant use of the overlay.!)

 

2024-03-28 19_16_49-Lightroom.jpg  2024-03-28 19_04_05-© BPG-12-A-OPEN-CRAZY COLUMN.jpg @ 38.6% (PROOF ONLY, RGB_16) _.jpg

 

2024-03-28 19_12_27-Lightroom.jpg2024-03-28 19_11_09-Roberts Catalog-v13 - Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic - Library.jpg2024-03-28 19_11_26-Roberts Catalog-v13 - Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic - Library.jpg

The Size and Position of the PNG Overlay can be controlled by holding down the [CTRL] key.

2024-03-28 19_29_32-Lightroom.jpg

 

 

 

Regards. My System: Lightroom-Classic 13.4, Photoshop 25.11, ACR 16.4, Lightroom 7.4.1, Lr-iOS 9.0.1, Bridge 14.1.2, Windows-11.

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AWESOME!!!!! Thank you, Thank you!!!!

 

 

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