(NOTE: I tend to use Images to Illustrate my tutorials, to this may be Pretty Image heavy for anyone still using dial up)
To summerise there's two ways of adding a Watermark:
- using Basic Text
- Using a Fancy Image
Showing posts with label Watermark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Watermark. Show all posts
Monday, 18 April 2011
TUTORIAL: using an Image as a Watermark in windows Movie Maker
SO you've seen a lot of cool videos websites, such as GameAnyone.com, and they have awesome watermarks and stuff. Now you might be thinking "Oh, they use the Expensive Movie Makers like Sony Vegas and the like" Well as it turns out, doing Watermarks is possible using the simplest of Movie Makers - One that probably came with your copy of Windows: Windows Movie Maker. These tricks work on the version of Movie Maker that came with Win XP and Vista - Not sure about Windows Live Movie Maker fr Windows 7, but I never liked that version of Movie Maker anyway...
(NOTE: I tend to use Images to Illustrate my tutorials, to this may be Pretty Image heavy for anyone still using dial up)
To summerise there's two ways of adding a Watermark:
(NOTE: I tend to use Images to Illustrate my tutorials, to this may be Pretty Image heavy for anyone still using dial up)
To summerise there's two ways of adding a Watermark:
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