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Why would i need to add a white edge to the logo? Also i have no idea how to do that, looked at some videos how to add an edge but my outcome made the logo worse, bits went missing from the camera and the bottom line.
I don't know. Why does it need a white edge? does the edge do something when i turn it into a brush for using in photoshop? For using in lightroom you need a black and a white version because you can not change the colour as far as i know when adding watermark during exporting raw file to jpg from lightroom.
But how do you add the logo? You use it as a brush of you add the psd file to a new layer?
Adding text to the psd file is not the problem. But making what is white black is something i can not do. I can create a brush from the psd file and use that, then it is very easy to change the colour of everything from white to black or red, green or blue. You then just need 1 brush and can change the size of the watermark, the colour and place it were you want.
Entering text into the psd file you send is not a problem. Once i have done that i click on edit and define brush presets and give the brush a name. Then on the photo i want to add the watermark i add a new layer call that layer watermark and use the brush tool and select the brush i created for the watermark to add the watermark. I can choose the size, colour and place of the watermark, can also pick it up and place it somewhere else if i want to.
But you need more than 1 file if you want the watermark to be black or white or any other colour. I can change the colour of the added text but i can not or better know not how to change the colour of the white camera and line that are in the original psd file. That is why i use it as a brush, once i find a good font to use. Means a extra step of adding the watermark in photoshop but i can give it any colour with a single click of the mouse.
That's the reason I have added colour edge to my watermark, so I don't have to add multiple files. In fact, all my websites logos are the same too. When you switch to black or white style, you still can see the logo.
Sorry but i don't understand what you mean. You totally lost me. If i add a png file as watermark in lightroom then how do i change the colour of the letters?
I usually use either black or white but it can be any colour you want. It depends on the photo, if it is light then i use black and if it is more dark i use a white logo. The thing i don't understand is how you can change the colour of the logo from white to black within lightroom when exporting the photo. I know that you can change the text colour when you use a text watermark in lightroom but not when you use a png file.
I know, that is what i mean. You need a separate png file for black and for white. i have been doing it like you said all the time before i found out you can make a brush out of the psd file.
I would say that down to the photographer how he want's his watermark to look.
