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watermark Anonymous
anyone got a PHP script to add a watermark to pictures
>> Anonymous
Photoshop action might be easier.
>> Anonymous
Well, the thing is, I've got a rather large gallery already set up on my website.

I found out that through a PHP script, you can embed a watermark image on the fly.

A Photoshop batch watermark would be simpler since I know how to make one. But will there be quality loss if I "resave" my JPGs again to add the watermark?
>> Anonymous
Dude you're sticking a giant fucking watermark in the middle of the image.
But honestly you should be fine just shopping them all. If you're that worried just batch 10-15 of your higher detail ones and see what happens.

Also /gunfag/ that model needs to be taught about trigger safety
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>>130835
The PHP script would still have to reencode into JPEG after adding the watermark. I.e., there'd still be the JPEG quality hit, even if it does it on the fly, because it has to send it to the browser in JPEG format.

Well, unless you have it output as PNG. But you shouldn't do that. And you could just as easily do that in Photoshop, too.