My friend wants me to edit one of his senior pictures for him by removing "COPYRIGHT PROTECTED. DO NOT COPY". It's written at least 4 times all across the picture in big white block letters. What is the best way to get rid of that?
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Why is it copyrighted if it's him?[CENTER]youtube.com/watch?v=PgweofjxZCU[/CENTER]
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The copyright is there for a reason, and that's to protect the rights of the photographer.
And as for removing watermarks, it can be anywhere from medium, to bust-your-head-open difficult, and can be time consuming.
If there is a visible copyright on the photo, then it's a proof. He'll have to pay for the actual print then scan it if he wants it sans watermark. -
Removing water-marks from pictures especially if its all across the picture, that will be a lot of work!
Just warning you, that will be a lot of work!
But the most I can tell you is this ... Allow the spot healing tool to be your best friend. Make sure you pick a good size for the spot healing.
Enjoy. Post the picture to see if i can be any sort of help to you. -
Nikon7 wrote:
My friend wants me to edit one of his senior pictures for him by removing "COPYRIGHT PROTECTED. DO NOT COPY". It's written at least 4 times all across the picture in big white block letters. What is the best way to get rid of that?
.I NEED TO SEE THE PICTURE, CUZ IF IT IS THE WAY I AM THINKING IT IS, IT WILL BE VERY DIFFICULT.
BUT AGAIN, I NEED TO SEE THE PICTURE. CAN YOU SEND ME THE PICTURE BY PM? -
You buy it, photography equipment isn't cheap, can't you pay $5 for a picture?
You'll also get a higher res photograph. -
Dexter. wrote:
You buy it, photography equipment isn't cheap, can't you pay $5 for a picture?
You'll also get a higher res photograph.
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