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How can i remove the watermark from a photo?

By Amos Struck on April 14, 2011 9:10 pm in Stock Photo Technical Questions / 5 comments

How can i remove the watermark from a photo? technical A watermark on any photo is an indication that the photo has not been purchased from the stock photo agency. For copyright reasons a watermark, generally the logo of the stock agency, is placed on an image so the image can be viewed by potential purchasers but not download without authorization, this case payment. An example of a stock photography agency that protects their images with a watermark is iStockphoto.

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Amos Struck is the founder and editor of Stock Photo Press, a publishing company which operates several German and international stock photo online magazines, including fotoskaufen.de (buy photos), fotos-verkaufen.de (sell photos) and StockPhotoSecrets.com. He is also creator of the Microstock Photo Plugin for WordPress, MicrostockCharts.com and GuteWolke.com – a company introducing stock photo venders to new sales outlets. He’s committed to shaping the future of the stock photo industry through innovation and strategic investments.