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Sorry for missing this question, Evan! Generally speaking, the Image fill effect should try to preserve the position of the watermark, though I think that, right now, it does so in absolute terms. So if you put it in, say, the bottom right corner of an image of a certain size then apply to action to a number of different images, if they are the same size, it should be in the same location. Did you have a chance to experiment with this?2019-09-23 16:34:55 Hello Andrius,
First, allow me to express my gratitude for the work you've put into Pixelmator. I am a new Pro user and it's everything that I was hoping to find without having to go the PS/LR route.
Now, I have a (likely silly) question about creating a watermark effect. I have composed the typography the way that I want it, and used that as described above to create an effect filter using the Image option, but when I apply the effect it drops my logo into the middle of the image. This is fine for one image, because I can edit and move it around, but it prevents me from utilizing the automatic option described in the batch tutorial.
Can you please help me understand how I can have my logo applied using the effect created but place the logo in the lower right instead of dead-centre?
Thank you for your assistance and continued support!
Evan.
It isn't currently possible to set the quality of used in the Change Type of Images action but it's something we'd love to add — I've put it on our feature request list.2019-10-25 09:54:04 Is there a way to set the image quality when using "Change Type of Images"?
I've tried selecting "Show this action when the workflow runs" but even then it only gives a popup window with the selection of file types, not a slider for image quality. Ideally I would be able to set this within the automator action? Even having to do it at each run with the popup would be better than not being able to do it at all, and as it seems be given low to medium quality outputs.
A solution to this would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Robert
PS. another question: is there a way to save 16bit HEIF? the format seems capable of doing so, however there's no way of getting this option anywhere (including macOS Preview)
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