You might also look at LR2/Mogrify - http://timothyarmes.com/
lrmogrify.php ("donation ware")
A LR2 plug-in, it includes capabilities for sizing, sharpening,
watermarking (your choice of font, font size, location) etc. It works
well on images run through the Export command, have no idea what it
does, if anything, for images LR is using to build a web gallery. But
worth a look even if it doesn't fit your immediate needs.
stan
On Dec 11, 2008, at 2:17 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
On Dec 10, 2008, at 9:59 PM, Christine Aguila wrote:
I'm just trying a little test here. If you have a minute, I'd be
grateful if you'd just run through the pics & links to see if they
all work. I'd love to hear about any problems: slow downloading,
dead links, web page not available et al.
http://faculty.ccc.edu/caguila/photos/index.html
Lovely photos, Christine.
Two comments about the web gallery:
- I would prefer that the large photos be a bit larger, however. At
this size, they're small on even a 1024x768 screen. I find that
nowadays most viewers are using screens that can handle horizontals
with a 700 pixel long dimension and verticals with a 600 pixel long
dimension, or thereabouts. Sizing for the general case remains
something of an issue ... that's one of the reasons for moving to
flash presentations and PDF presentations.
- Another issue is that one of the limitations of Lightroom is that
there is no control over the watermarking with respect to font,
size, placement or transparency. On small sized images, it renders
too large and there's no way to adjust it or the transparency. You
can get around this in a couple of ways, but the best way I've
tried is to leave it off and then post-process the JPEG output
files with iWatermark or a Photoshop batch script if you want to
watermark them. Sizing up to 600-700 pixels helps too as the font
is rendered smaller in proportion to the image area.
Godfrey
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