SoftOrbits Batch Picture Protector helps you protect your digital images by adding your custom watermarks in batches. In a few easy steps, you can add your own photographer watermark from more than 400 photos. You can also combine text and a logo for a watermark and save it as a template for future use.
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SoftOrbits Batch Picture Protector supports you by adding a QR code to your picture. You need to generate the QR code, and then you can use the software to add it where you want to place it on the photo. (Review by Chris Bruner – tech writer and software reviewer at WinningPC)
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How can this “Batch Picture Protector” protect my pictures?
I awaited some kind of invisible watermark in the data stream of the graphics file, but
ut is just one of those watermarking tools flooding the market.
and it addition is on the poor side:
-it is not free
-it is not stable
-it makes things more complicated than they must be
-the interface and appearance is pure cancer to my eyes
-it can not install to a user defined destination
-it is not trustable (it comes from a not closer described suspect Russian developer)
WARNING Softorbits DO NOT RESPECT THE INTEGRITY OF YOUR SYSTEMS. They build their programs and installers to bypass admin protections on program installation to allow non-admins like children and employees to install programs when they are not authorised or allowed to install unauthorised programs. They FORCE installation to the system drive, and force installation into an insecure folder hierarchy in the user AppData folders subfolder which is not write protected against non-elevated malware. I do not recommend the installation of such a self-serving malicious developer on your machines.
Chris Bruner
How can this “Batch Picture Protector” protect my pictures?
I awaited some kind of invisible watermark in the data stream of the graphics file, but
ut is just one of those watermarking tools flooding the market.
and it addition is on the poor side:
-it is not free
-it is not stable
-it makes things more complicated than they must be
-the interface and appearance is pure cancer to my eyes
-it can not install to a user defined destination
-it is not trustable (it comes from a not closer described suspect Russian developer)
I recommend to stay miles away from this vendor.
WARNING Softorbits DO NOT RESPECT THE INTEGRITY OF YOUR SYSTEMS. They build their programs and installers to bypass admin protections on program installation to allow non-admins like children and employees to install programs when they are not authorised or allowed to install unauthorised programs. They FORCE installation to the system drive, and force installation into an insecure folder hierarchy in the user AppData folders subfolder which is not write protected against non-elevated malware. I do not recommend the installation of such a self-serving malicious developer on your machines.