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Set Up Your Capture > Capture Effects > Watermark Effect > Watermark Advanced Settings

Watermark Advanced Settings

For information on how to access effects, see Accessing Effects.

Watermark Advanced Settings Description Table

The following table summarizes the description and use of each option in the Watermark Advanced Settings task page.

Option	Description & Use
Use Transparent Color	Note: Only available when using the Overlay option. Enable this option to allow a Transparent Color to be used. Use this option to make part of the watermark image transparent. With this option, those areas of the watermark image that match the transparent color are hidden so that the captured image shows through the transparent part of the watermark.
Transparent Color	Note: Only available using the Overlay option. Select the Transparent Color swatch to select a color for the transparency. The default is white. The transparent color you select should match the area that you want to be transparent in the watermark image. Use the Preview area to verify that the transparent effect works and is what you desire. The preview will not show it as being transparent until the right color is selected. In order to make the background transparent, despite the color of the background, white must be selected in the Color swatch .
Emboss Image	Note: Only available using the Underlay option. Use this option to create an underlay watermark effect that appears translucent and slightly raised.
Direction	The emboss Direction refers to a shadow effect on the embossed image and a rough indication of the direction of a light source. Use the Preview area to see how the direction changes the embossing effect.
Depth	This option changes how pronounced the embossing effect appears. Use the slider bar to increase or decrease the depth of the embossing.
Horizontal offset	Use this option to adjust the horizontal offset of the watermark image from side-to-side. Use the preview area to see the horizontal offset effect.
Vertical offset	Use this option to adjust the vertical offset of the watermark image from top-to-bottom. Use the preview area to see the horizontal offset effect.
Keep aspect ratio	Use this option to maintain horizontal and vertical size aspect ratio when scaling the watermark image. When selected, the watermark will always appear normal, not stretched or distorted. Default setting is on.
Use smooth scaling	This option applies a smooth scaling algorithm to the watermark image for less jaggedness. Default setting is on. Turn this option off if it interferes with the transparency of your watermark.
Image Scale	Use this option to change how big the watermark image appears relative to the captured image size. 100% means the watermark image completely covers the captured image.
Return to Select Watermark	Select this link to exit back to the previous Watermark task page.