Don't Let Bad Watermarks Ruin Your Photos
 | October 9, 2014 Breaking news from America's top photo magazine |   | |  | Industry experts dish on the good, the bad, and the mistakes you should avoid if you're going to watermark Watermarking your photographs has never been easier. Lightroom and services like SmugMug offer users the ability to watermark images in just a few minutes. But an argument still rages about whether adding one to your images is protecting them, ruining them, or both. |
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 Be the first to hear about new stuff on PopPhoto.com by subscribing to our revamped RSS feed! | | | Photo Glossary: Power Aperture First introduced with the Nikon D800, Power Aperture is explained by Nikon as video-related camera function that adjusts the aperture of an attached Nikkor in 1/8 stops instead of the usual 1/3 stop intervals. The advantage is a smoother transition between apertures in videos made in changing light. The Power Aperture works when recording to an external HDMI device, but not with in-camera recordings. |
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