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I recently posted a logo library with copies of all of my company’s logos in TIFF and EPS format. I wanted it available so that media, distributors and dealers could easily get the images they need to sell the products, write articles, etc. I used relatively small thumbnails (150 px wide) on the page so they know what they’re getting, but there is some concern that people who don’t know any better might download the small, low res thumbnail and use it inappropriately. A co-worker mentioned that he saw a website where the thumbnail was watermarked but that the watermark didn’t show up in the browser, only if you downloaded it and tried to open it in imaging software. Does anyone know how or if this is possible? He couldn’t remember where he saw it used, but I can’t think of any way to do this.
Any help is appreciated.
Any help is appreciated.
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