Watermark!

Hi! Guys, can somebody tell me how Mark got his awesome watermark?
Please reply! Mark Or Some who knows!

Davidprorc wrote:Hi! Guys, can somebody tell me how Mark got his awesome watermark?
Please reply! Mark Or Some who knows!

He sent me a message answering this question a while back but I forget what was said.

I think he took a frame if video and worked with it like a still image. Then you can scale that down and remove the alpha channel to get that transparency.
Hopefully someone who is 100% sure on how to do this will chime in. Mark is busy and is not around the forums much.

SonicOrbStudios wrote:

Davidprorc wrote:Hi! Guys, can somebody tell me how Mark got his awesome watermark?
Please reply! Mark Or Some who knows!

He sent me a message answering this question a while back but I forget what was said.

I think he took a frame if video and worked with it like a still image. Then you can scale that down and remove the alpha channel to get that transparency.
Hopefully someone who is 100% sure on how to do this will chime in. Mark is busy and is not around the forums much.

I understand that Mike is busy, but thanks for the answere and i hope some that is 100% sure can tell me but again THANKS:D

Hi there!

How to do it totally depends on your editing software, but this is the general way of doing something like that:

-he just started off by putting an image on top of his video.
-after that, he made it black&white (e.g. with the 'tint' effect)
-then he:
- used a keying effect (like colour key or luma key or chroma key) to remove the whites (the image back ground) from his image
- or he put the transfer mode of that image on darken, or multiply
-now he just lowers the opacity and scales it down and there you have it!

GottaLaunch wrote:Hi there!

How to do it totally depends on your editing software, but this is the general way of doing something like that:

-he just started off by putting an image on top of his video.
-after that, he made it black&white (e.g. with the 'tint' effect)
-then he:
- used a keying effect (like colour key or luma key or chroma key) to remove the whites (the image back ground) from his image
- or he put the transfer mode of that image on darken, or multiply
-now he just lowers the opacity and scales it down and there you have it!

ok Thanks it Really helped me so Thanks again u guys are AWSOME!